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    Thunderbird very slow when deleting  
Moo


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12-21-06 12:13 PM

My thunderbird is very slow when deleting items from any folders, is
this a known problem?





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    Re: Thunderbird very slow when deleting  
Mumia W. (on aioe)


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12-21-06 12:13 PM

On 12/21/2006 02:14 AM, Moo wrote:
> My thunderbird is very slow when deleting items from any folders, is
> this a known problem?

You may need to compact your folders. If that doesn't work, consider
deleting the .msf files in your profile folder's Mail folder.

http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile

Those .msf files are just index files that are automatically regenerated
if they are deleted. They sometimes get corrupted and must be deleted.


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    Re: Thunderbird very slow when deleting  
Scott Hildenbrand


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12-21-06 06:12 PM

Mumia W. (on aioe) wrote:
> On 12/21/2006 02:14 AM, Moo wrote: 
>
> You may need to compact your folders. If that doesn't work, consider
> deleting the .msf files in your profile folder's Mail folder.
>
> http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile
>
> Those .msf files are just index files that are automatically regenerated
> if they are deleted. They sometimes get corrupted and must be deleted.
>
>

That happened to me all the time when I was on 1.5... Currently running
2.0b1 and it's much better.. However, always use betas with caution. If
the slim chance of loosing any emails could get you fired, persay, it's
be bad to run a beta.. ;)





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