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Hi all, now that I've got goldmine working again I need to import all the emails I've been storing in Mozilla (on my laptop) and thunderbird (on my desktop). Anyone know if this can be done please? Many thanks, evan

Thanks Doug, I've checked that and all the records belonged to me. So I dont think that was it. However, I can now happily report that it is fixed. I've done countless rebuilds but none of them have worked. Every time I chose to do a full rebuild of the whole database, to be on the safeside...

Hi there, just rebuilt and checked out the suggestion that they are going into the pending tab, and indeed they are! why is that then? Can I stop it? and where do they go if there is no client setup for them to goto the pending tab?

Thanks again for the replies to this. It definitely isnt too many emails in the inbox though I'm afraid. There's only about 20 in there. What is odd is that if I see a list of emails online and double click on one to open it directly, then click on fast file, it is filed correctly. However...

Thanks again. I will try that. (I havent had a chance to file the stuff inthe inbox yet from the previous post though! However, I have already run the database maintenance, a couple of times, and that made no difference to the disappearing emails.

Thanks. I'll try filing everything in the inbox out to folders, but it certainly isnt that full right now, not compared to how it has been in the past when I havent had any trouble.

The emails are viewable inthe preview pane as being on the remote server, then when I download them they just disappear. My goldmine is set to receive the emails into the inbox before being filed into folders. But what is happening is that they are disappearing as they are supposedly coming...

Dear all, this is my first post - so hello! I have a single installtion of goldmine running on my laptop. It has a lot of emails in it (several tens of GB's in the mailbox) and several hundred contact accounts. All the received emails are fine and perfectly stable. What is happening though...