I archived some items and the Archive folder was listed above my Personal
Folders. I think I right mouse clicked and removed (not deleted) that
folder. I can clearly see that archive.pst with the correct time stamp
(after doing a search), how do I get that back in place as folder?

I've looked in Folders and created a new folder but can not use the location
of the archive.pst as a target. I'm using Outlook 2002 with Vista Home
Premium. Thanks, Dave

To get that back all you have to do is go into the data management and add
the said pst file back into it.

In office 2003/2007 it is Tools/Options/Mail Setup(tab)/Data
Files(Button)/Add/Browse to said folder and select said .pst file.

You are good to go.

"Dave Horne" wrote:

> I archived some items and the Archive folder was listed above my Personal
> Folders. I think I right mouse clicked and removed (not deleted) that
> folder. I can clearly see that archive.pst with the correct time stamp
> (after doing a search), how do I get that back in place as folder?
>
> I've looked in Folders and created a new folder but can not use the location
> of the archive.pst as a target. I'm using Outlook 2002 with Vista Home
> Premium. Thanks, Dave
>
>

"Erik Westlake" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:036DD59C-0B8A-4962-AB42-(E-Mail Removed)...
> To get that back all you have to do is go into the data management and add
> the said pst file back into it.
>
> In office 2003/2007 it is Tools/Options/Mail Setup(tab)/Data
> Files(Button)/Add/Browse to said folder and select said .pst file.
>
> You are good to go.
>
> "Dave Horne" wrote:
>
>> I archived some items and the Archive folder was listed above my Personal
>> Folders. I think I right mouse clicked and removed (not deleted) that
>> folder. I can clearly see that archive.pst with the correct time stamp
>> (after doing a search), how do I get that back in place as folder?
>>
>> I've looked in Folders and created a new folder but can not use the
>> location
>> of the archive.pst as a target. I'm using Outlook 2002 with Vista Home
>> Premium. Thanks, Dave

Erik, that was easy enough. Thanks!! Dave Horne