If you use a PST, Outlook requires constant read/write access to it.
PST's should be kept locally on the PC/laptop so that there is no
interruption to the connection. This can cause data loss/corruption.
What I would recommend is that you keep the PST locally and periodically
when you close Outlook, copy the PST up to your network location.
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Kathleen Orland
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"Kathy" wrote:
> I have several PST folders with subfolders underneath them that are stored on
> the network. I moved several folders this morning from my inbox to one of
> these PST files. The folders made it there ok, but the email content that
> was inside the folders ALL DISAPPEARED... Any ideas as to what might have
> happened? I just lost about 50 emails that I really need...
> --
> Kathy