Allotment Gardening Advice Help Chat
Chatting => Chatting on the Plot => Topic started by: Goosegirl on January 29, 2019, 13:03
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For a few weeks or so I'm finding the emails I deleted that day keep coming back when I go back on my in-page after looking at something on the internet. Anyone know why?
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Are you using an email client to manage your email? (e.g. Outlook or Thunderbird.)
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No. I use Windows Live Mail and have never had any problems before. It must be the fifth time I've deleted the again today. :mad:
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No knowledge of Windows Live Mail Goosey - is this any use?:
https://sundstedt.se/blog/stop-windows-live-mail-from-downloading-old-emails/
(Microsoft stopped supporting Live Mail 2 years ago so it might be time to look for an alternative client.)
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I've just emptied my deleted items box so will see if that works. Thanks.
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Get a Gmail address Goosey, then copy them all to me, from where I'll send them on to the papers for lurid details, and 'interesting' discussions..;0)
You're not Russian by any chance are you? Only that I have had several offers of 'unsubscribe', and they look 'interesting' too!
Actually, I lost several year's worth of emails, because Outlook only lets you keep 2gb in their inbox, and they don't tell you that! A good chum gave me some info on how to retrieve them, but many were lost. Perhaps it's not a bad thing, as most of them were from when we were trying to get the business going, back in the depression, and they really hurt. I don't want to go back to these particular messages.
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Growster, If they have gone, they have gone with good reason. Let them go over your head, and only look forward. regards, Mrs Bouquet
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Well, today's in-box isn't as full as it was yesterday so it could just have been a Windows 10 update but I'll let you know. Growster, I'm not of Russian origin though I do know a few appropriate words when needed. I'm supposed to have come from somewhere in Scandinavia so my whatsit test results showed.
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What test result were they Goosey ? :ohmy: Mrs Bouquet
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They were from that Ancestry test you can take to see where you originated from. It's where you spit into a sample tube then they look at your DNA to match up with others who have a similar DNA sequence. You're then sent with details, a world map, and the most likely places in priority order. I have large percentage of ancestors in Cheshire which I already knew, but the other places in priority order were in middle Europe (I am told my name with its various spellings is quite common in South Africa and many people came there from Holland which ties in to my possible Nordic roots. The info wasn't as detailed as I thought it would be so I can't really recommend doing it unless you really need to know.
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I really think I would like to trace my grandmothers roots (on my Fathers side) I know her maiden name, and that she had Scottish relations. Where should I start ? Mrs Bouquet
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(Microsoft stopped supporting Live Mail 2 years ago so it might be time to look for an alternative client.)
That's not entirely true, Windows Live has been integrated into Outlook, so you still have a live/ hotmail email address but you access it via the outlook site now. I still have a Live account which I use as a dumping ground for registering to sites that I don't want to give my real address to. According to Microsoft I'm Derrick Smalls, bassist of Spinal Tap :)
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I really think I would like to trace my grandmothers roots (on my Fathers side) I know her maiden name, and that she had Scottish relations. Where should I start ? Mrs Bouquet
I think you asked me this before, but the best place to start with is your local office records where all the old documents etc are archived. Bring as much info as you can and they will be able to show you where's best to look. A free internet one is familysearch.org which is run by The Church of the Latter Day Saints.
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Thanks Goosey. you are right, I did ask you, but couldn't find that post. Mrs Bouquet
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Mrs Bouquet I'm not sure if it is the same where you live, but I have recently found out that I can access ancestry.co.uk and Findmypast for free at our local library.
I'm not sure how long it will take me to master it, :lol: but I would like to find out about my maternal grandfather's family.
Sorry everyone, well off topic here!!
Elaine
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Actually, I think it is me who should be apologising. It was me that went off on a tangent on Goosey's thread. Sorry -- Mrs Bouquet
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No worries Elaine. I forgot that libraries and Records Offices let you access ancestry sites for free.
Back on topic, my email inbox is still repeating some deleted emails, and also grouping them into who sent them. Grr! I just want to know why it's suddenly happening with my Windows Live Mail when it's never happened before.