OT: Mozilla lost tons of email

Hello Jim,

T'is not that easy in this case, at least from what I have read during Google searches so far. AFAIU there is one lone bit that gets flipped for each email. That turns one value from 2001 to 2009 (or the other way around). Doing a blanket change for all those instances is most likely guaranteed to currupt the whole big file in many places. Definitely all the ones written in 2001 :-)

According to the Mozilla site there is no parser routine for doing this and they recommend doing it by hand. That would be like knitting a

12"*12" area rug. By hand...
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Regards, Joerg

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The easier way is to restore your backup from yesterday. Okay, you loose a handful of emails, but that is not the end of the world.

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Frank Bemelman

Hello Frank,

Yeah, I might just have to settle on that :-(

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Joerg

Sometimes Acrobat and Firefox conspire to lock Firefox, especially if downloading an embedded pdf stops half-way through. I find it a particular problem with Freescale's website, for some reason. If that happens, I just kill Acrobat with the task manager, restart it, then refresh the pdf page in the browser (which will at the time be blank, but with the pdf's address). I find it less of a problem with Firefox 2.

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