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Created: Oct 06, 2006 Updated: Oct 18, 2006
1. In the Folder list, click Deleted Items.
2. Go to the Tools menu and click Recover Deleted Items.
3. Find the item you want to recover and click it. To select multiple items, click one item and then hold down the CTRL key and click additional items.
4. Click the Recover Selected Items button.
The items you selected will be returned to your Deleted Items folder. From there you can move them to their proper location.
Note: Some items may no longer be recoverable because they have exceeded the time limit that deleted items can be stored on the server.
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