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Hello,
For a good few years I've been saving my .pst file to my data drive so when it comes to installing a new OS and office apps, I generally move the .pst file from it's default location C:\Documents and Settings\user\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook then when outlook opens and can't find it, I navigate to my data drive and load it from there. I don't know if this is to be particulaly recommended as I think it is still the old format .pst file I used with office 2000. This always worked pretty well with previous versions of outlook, but with 2003 I doesnt seem to show my tasks, calendar contacts etc under the personal folders. I don't really understand what action personal folder perform, but I'd like all my othe folders to sit beneath it. Can't find the contacts folder from the address book either. thanks for any insightful comments Rich |
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