"Brian Tillman" wrote:
> Ed <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
> > Brian - I had both Personal Folder and Archive Folder on my Folder
> > list in Outlook.
> > The Archive File was located in Local
> > Settings/Applications/Microsoft/Outlook.pst with other Outlook Files.
>
> That's the default location for the creation of any PST, yes.
>
> > One day last week the Archive file was replaced by another Personl
> > Folder in Outlook File and did not show up on the Folders List
>
> This can't "just happen". You can right-click an archive PST and chose
> Close to remove it from the folder list, but as long as archiving is still
> enabled and Tools>Options>Other>AutoArchive still shows it, it will still be
> the active archive PST. What did you or someone else do on the PC?
>
> > so I went to the files and found the Archive File missing replaced by a
> > Backup File containing my Current Folders only. I did a *.pst search
> > and found nothing else.
>
> Did you have "show hidden files and folders" enabled? If you open Windows
> Explorer and enter
> %UserProfile%\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook in the
> Address bar, then click Go, do you see it?
>
> > Two of my recent downloads andinstalls were:
> > MS Outlook Connector and MS Personal Folders Backup.
>
> Neitehr of these will affect the definition of the archive PST.
> --
> Brian Tillman
>
> My hidden files and folders were enabled.
No one else uses this PC.
If I inadvertanty deleted the file, I am not aware of taking such action.
Can placing too much data in an archive file cause systems problems?
Again, thank you for your time and interest!
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