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Sequoia225
I used to back up Outlook Exp files by copying the indiv mail folder files under the Win/App data/identies/xxx/xx
path. Then Id import them in if I needed to reinstall system.
Now Im using Outlook 2003.
1. All Ive learned is that you can export to a pst file called "backup
The folder where this ends up going also has a pst file called "outlook
What is this other pst file?
2. When I export all folders to pst file, it creates a file say 1G large. If I backup again, the file gets bigger.
But not twice as big. If I toss it, and backup its a diff size then the first time I tried it. Also theres some naming procedure when I first create it but the file doesnt end up being named that as it is only called "backup
Can someone tell me about these pst files. Is my only option to export to a "backup.pst" file?
Is there a place where my actuall email resides that I can just copy to another disk/cdr etc etc?
In outlook express is was in .dbx files that had the names of all the folders individually.
Ive read the outlook help but still feel confused as to the nature of this .pst file procedure.
thank
path. Then Id import them in if I needed to reinstall system.
Now Im using Outlook 2003.
1. All Ive learned is that you can export to a pst file called "backup
The folder where this ends up going also has a pst file called "outlook
What is this other pst file?
2. When I export all folders to pst file, it creates a file say 1G large. If I backup again, the file gets bigger.
But not twice as big. If I toss it, and backup its a diff size then the first time I tried it. Also theres some naming procedure when I first create it but the file doesnt end up being named that as it is only called "backup
Can someone tell me about these pst files. Is my only option to export to a "backup.pst" file?
Is there a place where my actuall email resides that I can just copy to another disk/cdr etc etc?
In outlook express is was in .dbx files that had the names of all the folders individually.
Ive read the outlook help but still feel confused as to the nature of this .pst file procedure.
thank