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This problem will not happen in VPOP3 version 5 or later as this information is now stored in the main database. | This problem will not happen in VPOP3 version 5 or later as this information is now stored in the main database. | ||
+ | There is no easy way to find which other program has the file open, because Windows does not report this information to VPOP3 - all it says is that the file is in use by another program, so VPOP3 cannot access it. | ||
+ | Things to try are: | ||
+ | * make sure that two copies of VPOP3.EXE are not running | ||
+ | * make sure that a backup program is not copying the file(s) | ||
+ | * make sure that a virus scanner is not scanning the file(s) | ||
+ | * make sure that someone hasn't decided to open up the files in a text editor/etc | ||
+ | * you can try using a program such as [[http:// |