See below... > From: "Gail" <http://www.cox.net/~g3> > Date: Sat, 7 Apr 2012 14:35:11 -0700 > > Hi Robert, > > During the last few days I have had computer problems and just got it fixed > now. As a result of the problem, I lost all my InBox email of 2012 to date and > no way to retrieve it. This year in the past months you have kindly sent me > either directly or through LinkedIn several emails I think about job hunting. > Unfortunately at the time, I didn't have time to read them as I receive so many > emails per day - a lot of which are political. If you can recreate what you > sent me perhaps through your Sent box, can you please resend me those emails ( > that I didn't already respond back to you about which meant that I did read > those). You should be able to go to http://linkedin.com and look in your "Messages". All my messages should still be there. More below... > >From the Nerds to the Rescue tech guy, I learned the hard way that one is > >supposed to not keep more than 200-300 emails in one's InBox, Sent, or Delete > >areas. The Nerd tech guy was able to save and put into an archive folder all > >of my InBox email from 12/31/11 and prior as well as all of my Sent email also > >now archived in a separate folder. I didn't realize that by putting email into > >folders, then it doesn't matter how many there are. Fortunately I didn't have > >many in the Delete area as normally I permanently delete things when I am > >finished with them and don't want to refer to them again. > > In advance, thank you very much for doing this for me as I do want to read them > sometime when I have time. > > Best, > Gail > > P.S. If you change your email address now that you have a new job, please let > us know your new email address. I generally don't give out my work email address -- continue to use this email address.