I have the Outlook data for a user that is no longer with the organization,
and I'd like to use Journal to put together a timeline of his activity
working on Office documents. The problem is that the user had Journal
logging turned off. Is there a way to create Journal entries anyway? Is the
underlying data there, for example in his .pst file?

No, if it was off at the time, nothing got recorded either.

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"t_perkins" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have the Outlook data for a user that is no longer with the
> organization,
> and I'd like to use Journal to put together a timeline of his activity
> working on Office documents. The problem is that the user had Journal
> logging turned off. Is there a way to create Journal entries anyway? Is
> the
> underlying data there, for example in his .pst file?