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7000in5th
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Outlook Express Backup Question - 5/14/2005 22:21:46
My recent Dell 8400 hard drive crash reminded me that I have never learned how to backup my Outlook Express folders and Address book. I can't even find them!
Can anyone give me a clue (since I am obviously clueless) about OE backup?
Thanks,
David
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7000in5th
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RE: Outlook Express Backup Question - 5/17/2005 21:58:22
ritarun,
Thanks for the response. I wanted to report on my results before now but schedules have kept me away. Will let you know how things go.
Regards,
David
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Larry M.
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RE: Outlook Express Backup Question - 5/18/2005 10:00:13
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I have never learned how to backup my Outlook Express folders and Address book
David,
Never say "whoops!" again:
- for Outlook Express, use http://www.ajsystems.com/ea7.html
- for Outlook, use http://www.ajsystems.com/obp5.html .
I am completely satisfied with the OutBack Plus 5 product.
BTW, your Personal Folders/Address Book reside in the Office Suite .pst file which is located at:
C:\Documents and Settings\Computer Name\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook(Outlook Express)\
One corrupted file in Office and everything flushes which is why an "after factory" add-in helps one sleep at night.
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Larry M.
Indecision is the Key to Flexibility.
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7000in5th
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RE: Outlook Express Backup Question - 5/18/2005 10:49:08
Thanks, Larry,
I'll take a look.
David
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