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Old January 29th 09, 07:12 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
freddy
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Default Create ost with vbscript

I need to chack if ost file exist on users home drive and if it foes I need
to move it esle crate a new ost file. I need help with both part. I have no
idea how to access the outlook pro. if you can show me how to crate a new ost
file I think I can figure out the rest. Do I need to use MAPI

Thanks
Freddy
 




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