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      22nd Jan 2004
I am upgrading from Office 2003 (beta) to the complete version. I had a problem with my machine that caused me to upgrade to the complete and full version. I am trying to find the Inbox file so I can back that up onto another machine. Can someone tell me where this would be located, or what it's called so that I can find it

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      23rd Jan 2004

>-----Original Message-----
>I am upgrading from Office 2003 (beta) to the complete

version. I had a problem with my machine that caused me
to upgrade to the complete and full version. I am trying
to find the Inbox file so I can back that up onto another
machine. Can someone tell me where this would be
located, or what it's called so that I can find it.
>
>Thanks,
>fjo
>.
>

I found my Outlook.pst file in my Outlook 2000 in
C:\Documents and
Settings\username\Local\Settings\Microsoft\Outlook. You
will need to set View to show Hidden Files and
Directories.

Doug
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