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The sender may have deleted it before you looked. It will be in his out box and can be deleted till you read it.
"The Constitution is not an instrument for the government
to restrain the people, it is an instrument for the people to restrain the government lest it come to dominate our lives and interests." Patrick Henry
I've had that happen before and just figured my computer was slow to give the notice, sometimes by several days. I finally just changed my profile(checked it "OFF") so it doesn't give anymore day late, dollar short, notices.
You sure John, maybe your moderator status can. I've tried to delete several PM's I've sent(because of not being answered in several weeks) and all it will let me do is edit the actual post. It will however let me store or delete the message from the storage folder. I end up hitting the edit button, erase everything, then enter a smiley face. It won't let you leave things blank. Rick When I told my dad I've been misplacing things and doing stupid stuff----His reply---"It only gets better"
Rick,
I have deleted PMs I have sent to folks but going to the "Outbox" and checking the little box, then clicking on "Delete Marked Items". After the confirmation, POOF, they are gone... Mike in La Crosse, WI Mike in Gibsonia, PA
You can delete from both the "Outbox" (files that have been sent, received, and read) as well as from the "SentBox" (These files haven't been read yet by the recepient). Odds are, it was just a matter of timing. Someone could have been deleting it just prior to trying to go and open the file?
Mike Duncan
From what I have seen, you can delete from all of the folders in PM, but the only one that will keep someone else from seeing the sent mail will be the Outbox. Sentbox means that the person has already read it and it is in their "inbox" at that point... Someone please correct me if I am wrong... Mike in La Crosse, WI Mike in Gibsonia, PA
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