I have several users that are using Terminal services to connect to our
server. I tried to step then thru archiving their email and I change the
location of the Archive to be resident in their Users folder instead of the C
drive. For some reason Terminal service users appear to be different then a
normal pc user and I need to be sure I am archiving the mail accurately
before I attempt this. What is the process to archive the email and can the
pst file actually be saved to their user directory folders?

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"Sherri Grezel" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have several users that are using Terminal services to connect to our
> server. I tried to step then thru archiving their email and I change the
> location of the Archive to be resident in their Users folder instead of
> the C
> drive. For some reason Terminal service users appear to be different then
> a
> normal pc user and I need to be sure I am archiving the mail accurately
> before I attempt this. What is the process to archive the email and can
> the
> pst file actually be saved to their user directory folders?
>