All my pst files are currently stored in the default location (c:\Documents
and Settings\UserName\Local Settings\Application data\Microsoft\Outlook) for
each of two profiles. How can I change that location to, say, a sub-folder
of that location, as in c:\Documents and Settings\UserName\Local
Settings\Application data\Microsoft\Outlook\Profile1 and c:\...\Profile2?

Joe McGuire wrote:
> All my pst files are currently stored in the default location (c:\Documents
> and Settings\UserName\Local Settings\Application data\Microsoft\Outlook) for
> each of two profiles. How can I change that location to, say, a sub-folder
> of that location, as in c:\Documents and Settings\UserName\Local
> Settings\Application data\Microsoft\Outlook\Profile1 and c:\...\Profile2?
>
>

Just move them with Outlook closed. But why would you want to do that? I
can see the logic behind moving to a different partition (for easy
backup purposes for example) but not a sub-folder of where they are
already....

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After the move, use Control Panel | Mail -> Data Files to specify the
new location(s).

Joe McGuire wrote:
> All my pst files are currently stored in the default location (c:\Documents
> and Settings\UserName\Local Settings\Application data\Microsoft\Outlook) for
> each of two profiles. How can I change that location to, say, a sub-folder
> of that location, as in c:\Documents and Settings\UserName\Local
> Settings\Application data\Microsoft\Outlook\Profile1 and c:\...\Profile2?

Why move them? Just to keep the files for each profile in separate folders
for convenienc reference.

"Gordon" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Joe McGuire wrote:
>> All my pst files are currently stored in the default location
>> (c:\Documents and Settings\UserName\Local Settings\Application
>> data\Microsoft\Outlook) for each of two profiles. How can I change that
>> location to, say, a sub-folder of that location, as in c:\Documents and
>> Settings\UserName\Local Settings\Application
>> data\Microsoft\Outlook\Profile1 and c:\...\Profile2?
>
> Just move them with Outlook closed. But why would you want to do that? I
> can see the logic behind moving to a different partition (for easy backup
> purposes for example) but not a sub-folder of where they are already....
>
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> Please tell us the version of the application you are asking about,
> your OS, Service Pack level
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