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Outlook 2007
I have several pst files on my computer that have gotten moved around. How do I tell which one is currently is use? Fred |
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![]() "Fred" wrote in message ... Outlook 2007 I have several pst files on my computer that have gotten moved around. How do I tell which one is currently is use? Fred Look at your Outlook Profile (Control Panel - Mail) or from Outlook click: Tools - Account Settings - Data Files |
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![]() "John" a wrote in message ... "Fred" wrote in message ... Outlook 2007 I have several pst files on my computer that have gotten moved around. How do I tell which one is currently is use? Fred Look at your Outlook Profile (Control Panel - Mail) or from Outlook click: Tools - Account Settings - Data Files There are 4 pst files listed, one says default. Is it using them all or just the default? I may have gotten a little screwed up when trying to import data. Fred |
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![]() "Bob Newman" wrote in message ... Look at your Outlook Profile (Control Panel - Mail) or from Outlook click: Tools - Account Settings - Data Files There are 4 pst files listed, one says default. Is it using them all or just the default? I may have gotten a little screwed up when trying to import data. Fred You're Bob now? :-) You should see 4 personal folders (including the default PST) in Outlook. Scroll up and down, the other 3 personal folders should be listed on the left side of Outlook. Default PST would be the one "currently in use" to deliver incoming messages into and to keep all Sent messages. Close Outlook if you want to work on the PSTs. Btw, do not use import/export among PST files. Instead of importing/exporting, open the PST file, copy/cut/paste or drag n drop them to the destination. |
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"Bob Newman" wrote in message
... There are 4 pst files listed, one says default. Is it using them all or just the default? I may have gotten a little screwed up when trying to import data. If they're listed in the mai profile like that, then they're all "in use" (i.e., open when Outlook is open) and they'll all show up in the Folder List view of the Navigation Pane. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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![]() "Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote in message ... "Bob Newman" wrote in message ... There are 4 pst files listed, one says default. Is it using them all or just the default? I may have gotten a little screwed up when trying to import data. If they're listed in the mai profile like that, then they're all "in use" (i.e., open when Outlook is open) and they'll all show up in the Folder List view of the Navigation Pane. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] Thanks... I should be able to delete the others as I have cut & pasted the info from those extra pst folders into the default one. Bob |
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