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Old November 12th 09, 06:01 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
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Default outlook 2003 does not show option to create personal folder

I am trying to set up my personal folder in Outlook 2003 but when I select
the "Data Files" button and then click "Add", my only option is Business
Contact Manager Database". I checked my installation and it looks like all
the Outlook components are installed.
 




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