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|    Rostyslaw J. Lewyckyj to All    |
|    7.1 craziness    |
|    22 May 05 15:34:04    |
      From: urjlew@bellsouth.net              Perhaps THE NETSCAPE GURUS can explain please.              I was working on my Local Folders, moving messages between folders,       etc.. The system was off-line, with the modem powered down!       All of a sudden while, my hands were off the keyboard, and off       the mouse!, the display (jumped around) i.e changed on its own.       The folder that I had highlighted and was inspecting, disappeared.       The highlight jumped to a different folder.              Of course I was much surprised and went looking for my missing       folder. Finally I found that:       One of the other folders had suddenly acquired a subfolder,       whose contents were my missing folder. Checking the files       structure with the Windows file system explorer, I found       that sure enough an .sbd subdirectory had been created       and my folder and its .msf file had been moved to the .sbd       subdirectory. i.e.              The file structure Before was:        X:"local folders"        aaa        aaa.msf        bbb        bbb.msf        ........       And After:        X:"local folders"        bbb.sbd        bbb        bbb.msf        ..........        and in bbb.sbd        aaa        aaa.msf              I also noticed a bunch of folders in the Netscape Local Folders       structure, (and they were reflected in the Windows explorer structure       of X:"local folders") that I had not created.       Looking at the contents of these I was surprised to find that some       of them were holding contents just like some groups of messages       that I had been moving around between different folders earlier.       I.E These seemed to be some kind of Netscape temporaries ???       The names on these extra folders were: nstmp, nstmp-1, nstmp-2 ...       Some of the contents of the other nstmp-* folders       seemed to be quite old. i.e. not messages that I had been       manipulating recently.              WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON ???       --       Rostyk              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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