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Solved a big headache for me. Thanks so much

the last suggestion was the easeist

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endo,  there was much thoughtful research in this.  Many thanks. This
is my first use of Google Search, and I will be back.  I have yet to
expore your findings in detail, but you made my job a lot easier. 
Larry

Very detailed answer.

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BRILLIANT SERVICE FROM START TO FINISH!!!!!!!!

Thank-you endo-ga.
I do not know why I could not find that in the MS db myself.

My company's tech support came up and provided me with an alternative
solution: wiping my profile clean (and then copying Favorites, etc,
from a backup of my profile).
This solved the problem.

I did not download the Macro Vulnerability patch, but reading the MS
db text there, it will be what I do if this problem resurfaces.

Again, endo-ga, thanks.

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Thanks for the excellent support

thanks endo -v useful indeed

Many thanks for your research.
I think I owe you an explanation. On Oct 9th 2001 my girlfriend of 9
years died in peculiar circumstances.  Six weeks later I found a note
that was obviously an address jotted down during a telephone call. 
The constabulary was not interested. At first I believed that they had
not obtained a list of her calls, and in July 2001 employed a private
detective who told me that TMobile 'stored records for 3 months and
then discarded them'.  This I cannot believe, especially after 9/11,
and especially for relatively anonymous pay as you go mobiles. The
circumstances surrounding her death were sufficiently peculiar to
warrant ensuring that what I am pretty sure happened, should never
happen again.
I know of one other similar incident.
To make things worse, I obtained a list of calls physically on the
mobile in Sept 2002, and the last two calls that I knew she made had
been physically deleted by someone.
This opens some interesting questions.
I need to think about what you have told me.
It looks as if I have run into a brick wall.
Many, Many thanks for your research.

Perfect.  Just what I wanted.

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Great! thanks!!

Thanks for the prompt answer!

Great creative answers to a difficult question.

Very specific, detailed answer!!

This researcher was certainly helpful. The problem could not be 100%
solved, but it is overall satisfactory now, so this problem can be
closed.

thanks!

You did a great job after considering my clarification.  I truly
appreciate your comprehensive and helpful answer.

Endo is extremely dedicated to finding the answer. He asked the right
questions and compiled a really useful collection of data from which I
was able to gather everything I needed to solve this fairly
complicated, cross language, programming problem.

Many thanks!

Look East my Yankee friends and prepare to see a small mushroom cloud
appearing over Wales. Blame it on Endo for his concise and speedy
answer to my rather odd question. Thanks Endo!!

excellent answer on-topic

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good work

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Endo -
thank you for being so patient with me. Great answer, and I've learned
enough now to know what the next steps will be.

The 3 stars are not because it was a bad answer from the researcher!
The help was fantastic! Thanks Endo once again and to all the other
researchers that have origianlly help! Reason I'm rating it a three,
is that I really thought that there would have been an easy to use
product that could be integrated and provide what I wanted without all
the hassle of having to deal with a database. What was explained, is a
good solution, but not the ideal one, so I'll have to go that way!
Once again thanks Endo!

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Exactly what I needed to know. Thanks for the hyperlinks