You might want to start from scratch. Go into Outlook, File/Open/ Personal
Folders Blah .. you know the path so open it. It will come up Archive
Folders. (usually above your Personal Folders) Drag and drop all those
folders if they have mail, notes etc in them back into your existing
personal folders then delete that .pst file. Go to File/Archive and
highlight the folder/folders or the whole thing, make sure you check the
date and pick tomorrow's date, you'll get a message about future but this
way it will include everything including today. then set the path to your D
drive, network drive or whatever, give it a unique file name and see if it
works, hey it's Windows and a Micro$ product, need I say more.
Hope this helps,
Jack
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-----Original Message-----
From: slug@lists.nks.net [mailto:slug@lists.nks.net]On Behalf Of Ronan
Heffernan
Sent: Wednesday, August 28, 2002 9:09 AM
To: slug@nks.net
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Windows Question
wchast@utilpart.com wrote:
> Here is what I see, when I right click on the personal folders
> I get a screen that has at the bottom "properties for personal
> folders" clicking there will bring up another screen that shows
> "personal folders properties" on that screen is a "advanced"
> button, clicking on it shows the path to the .pst file but it
> is grayed out. When I installed this stupid mess I told it to
> put the whole thing on the D drive which it did, but it insist
> on putting that pst file on the C:\winnt\ directory... I try
> to keep the C drive for OS stuff only, but this stupid stuff
> seems to only allow that location for that file. Yes, I created
> another directory and moved the PST file there, but then Notlook
> can not see it, so that makes for even more fun.
>
>
I have never used Outlook, but have you tried doing a search for
"outlook.pst" in RegEdit?
--ronan
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