THe pst file is the one you want. Which version of outlook??
if you open outlook, go File, open and .pst file and it should show where it is located. usually it's called outlook.pst
Can I move my entire Outlook contacts/saved email folders with emails/tasks/ etc etc from my desk top to my lap top? My lap top is now going to be my primary contact point and I need all info from my desk top Outlook to now appear on my lap top.
Hope there are some gurus out there who can help.
P.S. I spoke with one IT guy I know over the phone who asked me to do a search for a *.pst file......but nothing was found on either my lap top or desk top.
Also computers are networked if that helps.
Aye, Mick
THe pst file is the one you want. Which version of outlook??
if you open outlook, go File, open and .pst file and it should show where it is located. usually it's called outlook.pst
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The .PST file may be considered a system or hidden file.
When you search, try checking the option to search for hidden/system files under advanced options.
In outlook, click on file, then import and export, export the details as a pst file in a directory on the laptop or a CD (but you did say they are networked)
Then in the laptop, again click on file, import and export, then import the file you have just saved into outlook on the laptop
I found mine here:
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook
Where Administrator is my login name. You need to look in the folder which corresponds to your user name.
Is this your work PC?
Your mail may be stored on a server and not on your PC at all.
Yes, this is my work PC but we are a small office and we do not have our own server........but then I am not too cluey on IT stuff.
Can't seem to find the pst file still, even when I search in hidden folders etc
Can it really be this hard to get my mail onto another machine?
Mick
Found 5 pst files at last on my c drive, 4 Outlook.pst files of various sizes ranging from 265kb to 271,825kb and 1 archive.pst file at 2,001kb...........now what? I have created a shortcut to the largest pst file on my desk top so can I now somehow take it from there onto my lap top?
The largest is your best bet, but check the date modified. If you've used your email today, it will have today's date on the correct file. The other 4 will have old dates on them.
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