Since you didn't mention what operating system in on the laptop, I hope this
helps.
Win9x:
\Windows\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook or
\Windows\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook
NT:
\WINNT\Profiles\<userid>\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook or
\WINNT\Profiles\<userid>\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook
2K and above:
\Documents and Settings\<userid>\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook or
\Documents and Settings\<userid>\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook
Under 2K and above, the Application Data/Local Settings are hidden folders.
You can use Windows Explorer to copy the files from the old drive to the
new. Just make sure that you have full control over the files and that they
are not marked read only before using the Import/Export wizard in Outlook.
(File | Import and Export | Import from another program or file | Personal
Folders.)
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"Robin" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have recently had to move my files to a desktop computer
> because my laptop gave up the ghost. I still have access
> to the laptop hard drive via a wireless home network,
> although I can't see anything on the laptop screen.
>
> So, I need to a.) find out where Outlook 2000 stores e-
> mails and folders on my laptop, b.) copy them to the
> desktop computer, and then c.) import them into Outlook
> 2000 on the desktop. Does this make any sense? How does
> one do this crazy thing?
>
> Thanks!! Robin
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