Recovery file in Library

I have a letter that I received a while back that had photo attachments of about 65mb. This letter multiplies in a recovery file to huge preportions. I ditch it and find later on it has returned and multiplied again. It just uses up huge chunks. I ditch it restart, then later on find it back again.

Hi Gerhard,
I had it a few times as well and after searching and hunting longer the first time, I now always do an IPL and this has always helped ...
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Volker Gueldenpfennig, consolut.gmbh
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