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Old 03-16-2007, 04:26 PM   #1 (permalink)
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A freind of mine has Outlook 2000 (for wndows 2000) installed on his XP machine and it has worked for over 4 years now. Now it wont start at all. He has attempted to reinstall the software over the existing. That did not work.

Today I thouht I'd go over there and attemp to back up all his emails, sent and inbox. How do I back it up when the program wont start? With in windows explorer, which folders do I backup?

2nd question pertaining to this.. I wanted to install outlook 2003 (for xp), will I be able to import those folders into 2003 that I backed up from outlook 2000?
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Old 03-16-2007, 04:55 PM   #2 (permalink)
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if outlook won't open then you need to find your OUTLOOK DATA FILE. i think it's situated at this place
C:\Documents and Settings\YOU\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook <-- enable hidden files to show if you cant find it here then its probably here
C:\Documents and Settings\YOU\Application Data\Microsoft\outlook
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Thank you. I found it.

One last question please....there was only one .pst file. That single pst file will contain all the emails, inbox, Sent, and contact list?


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if outlook won't open then you need to find your OUTLOOK DATA FILE. i think it's situated at this place
C:\Documents and Settings\YOU\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook <-- enable hidden files to show if you cant find it here then its probably here
C:\Documents and Settings\YOU\Application Data\Microsoft\outlook
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yeah outlook stores all in one big file.
unlike Outlook express which has a file for each folders like inbox = inbox.dbx or outbox= outbox.dbx..
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