From: Cap1MD@att.net   
      
   Jose wrote:   
   >> What you want to do is delete the *.msf files and that should fix   
   >> everything.  Besure to do this while Net is closed.   
   >   
   > I did a slightly less brutal version - I renamed the inbox.msf file -   
   > and got unexpected results.   
   >   
   > A new inbox.msf file was indeed created.  My renamed inbox.msf.jfh file   
   > remained.  A new file, inbox.msf.jfh.msf was created.  And the mystery   
   > messages continued.   
   >   
   > Now I'm more than curious.  I assume the msf files are indices, but what   
   > prompts ... oh, I get it now.  Every non-msf file gets indexed, so my   
   > inbox.msf.jfh file got indexed with its own .msf file.  :)   
   >   
   > But... why does the mystery message behaviour persist? Do I actually   
   > need to delete =all= the .msf files?  I thought new messages were   
   > supposed to appear in the inbox, and fixing the inbox should solve the   
   > problem.   
   >   
   > Jose   
      
   Close NS completely. In your profile, rename the file Inbox, without   
   extension, to Oldbox. Delete Inbox.msf.   
      
   Open NS.  It will create a new, empty Inbox.  You should also see a new   
   folder in the tree called Oldbox.  Move any messages you want to save   
   from Oldbox to Inbox.  Close NS completely. Delete Oldbox and Oldbox.msf.   
      
   Lee   
      
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