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Steve Hayes
Have you tried moving "My Documents"?
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Is there a way to relocate Document and Settings from C drive to other drives?
Have you tried moving "My Documents"?
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Steve Hayes
Thanks a lot. I've successfully relocated the Outlook files to another drive
and made about 2.1GB space on C drive. I am very happy about it. The OL did
pop up window to prompt me to browse for new locations of the PST files. I
pointed them to the new directions. So far so good.
Have you tried moving "My Documents"?
S
Steve Hayes
Thanks a lot. I've successfully relocated the Outlook files to another drive
and made about 2.1GB space on C drive. I am very happy about it. The OL did
pop up window to prompt me to browse for new locations of the PST files. I
pointed them to the new directions. So far so good.
Have you tried moving "My Documents"?
S
Steve Hayes
Thanks a lot. I've successfully relocated the Outlook files to another drive
and made about 2.1GB space on C drive. I am very happy about it. The OL did
pop up window to prompt me to browse for new locations of the PST files. I
pointed them to the new directions. So far so good.
Have you tried moving "My Documents"?
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Brian Tillman
networm said:Because the 2.1GB under Documents and Settings was occupied by THE
OUTLOOK. And I think they are connected intimately.
They're not. You can store Outlook's PSTs in any folder to which you have
access permissions. From another of your posts, I see you've discovered
that.
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Brian Tillman
networm said:Because the 2.1GB under Documents and Settings was occupied by THE
OUTLOOK. And I think they are connected intimately.
They're not. You can store Outlook's PSTs in any folder to which you have
access permissions. From another of your posts, I see you've discovered
that.
B
Brian Tillman
networm said:Because the 2.1GB under Documents and Settings was occupied by THE
OUTLOOK. And I think they are connected intimately.
They're not. You can store Outlook's PSTs in any folder to which you have
access permissions. From another of your posts, I see you've discovered
that.
B
Brian Tillman
networm said:Because the 2.1GB under Documents and Settings was occupied by THE
OUTLOOK. And I think they are connected intimately.
They're not. You can store Outlook's PSTs in any folder to which you have
access permissions. From another of your posts, I see you've discovered
that.
B
Brian Tillman
networm said:Because the 2.1GB under Documents and Settings was occupied by THE
OUTLOOK. And I think they are connected intimately.
They're not. You can store Outlook's PSTs in any folder to which you have
access permissions. From another of your posts, I see you've discovered
that.
B
Brian Tillman
networm said:Because the 2.1GB under Documents and Settings was occupied by THE
OUTLOOK. And I think they are connected intimately.
They're not. You can store Outlook's PSTs in any folder to which you have
access permissions. From another of your posts, I see you've discovered
that.
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