I recently had a h/d crash DURING an incremental back-up to an external h/d,
which wiped out many, many things. A new h/d later and I'm trying to get my
life back in order.

I'm running XP Home (s/p 3) and Office 2002. I've managed to recover all
but the last 4 months of e-mails, but the Shortcut bar links do not seem to
be working. From the main Outlook page, when I click on a link the right
pane turns gray and I get the following message: "Unable to display the
folder. Microsoft Outlook could not access the specified folder location. The
folder no longer exists."

Obviously, I'm missing an access file or ??...any ideas on how / what to do
to fix this so I can access Contacts, Calendar, etc. would be MUCH
appreciated! John

I think you'll need to remake each Shortcut link.-

Regards

Judy Gleeson
MVP Outlook


"John in SAN" <John in (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:6F00B165-26D0-447A-A326-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I recently had a h/d crash DURING an incremental back-up to an external
>h/d,
> which wiped out many, many things. A new h/d later and I'm trying to get
> my
> life back in order.
>
> I'm running XP Home (s/p 3) and Office 2002. I've managed to recover all
> but the last 4 months of e-mails, but the Shortcut bar links do not seem
> to
> be working. From the main Outlook page, when I click on a link the right
> pane turns gray and I get the following message: "Unable to display the
> folder. Microsoft Outlook could not access the specified folder location.
> The
> folder no longer exists."
>
> Obviously, I'm missing an access file or ??...any ideas on how / what to
> do
> to fix this so I can access Contacts, Calendar, etc. would be MUCH
> appreciated! John