Location of emails?
 

Hi all,

My Outlook 2000 is "linked" to a corporate email server.

How do I know if my emails are located on my local machine
or if they are located on the corporate email server?

How do I backup all my emails to one file so I can copy it
to a CD-R for later retrieval?

thanks,
charles.....

Location of emails?
 

***** charles wrote:
Hi all,

My Outlook 2000 is "linked" to a corporate email server.

How do I know if my emails are located on my local machine
or if they are located on the corporate email server?

How do I backup all my emails to one file so I can copy it
to a CD-R for later retrieval?

thanks,
charles.....



The email belongs to your company - it's on their Exchange server.

Lee

Location of emails?
 

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***** charles wrote:
Hi all,

My Outlook 2000 is "linked" to a corporate email server.

How do I know if my emails are located on my local machine
or if they are located on the corporate email server?

How do I backup all my emails to one file so I can copy it
to a CD-R for later retrieval?

thanks,
charles.....



The email belongs to your company - it's on their Exchange server.

Lee

"The company" has lost my emails never to be resurectded several times.
How do I protect myself against such incompetence?

charles....

Location of emails?
 

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wrote in message
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***** charles wrote:
Hi all,

My Outlook 2000 is "linked" to a corporate email server.

How do I know if my emails are located on my local machine
or if they are located on the corporate email server?

How do I backup all my emails to one file so I can copy it
to a CD-R for later retrieval?

thanks,
charles.....



The email belongs to your company - it's on their Exchange server.

Lee

"The company" has lost my emails never to be resurectded several
times. How do I protect myself against such incompetence?

charles....

See the replies to your other posts in the Exchange newsgroups. Please don't
multipost - if you need to post to multiple groups, it's best to crosspost
instead, by posting a single message to a handful of relevant groups
(separate the NG names with commas) so that everyone can follow the thread.
Thanks :-)

See http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm