backup emails/settings

R

Rob

If I want to backup all my messages and everything... ie if I was going to
reformat or something

C:\Documents and Settings\User\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook

All I need to do is copy this folder and point to these .pst files on the
new installation right?

Now what about backup up connection settings and rules? I only have 1 email
account setup so if I had to it wouldn't be hard to set that up manually.
 
G

Gordon

Rob said:
If I want to backup all my messages and everything... ie if I was going to
reformat or something

C:\Documents and Settings\User\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook

All I need to do is copy this folder and point to these .pst files on the
new installation right?

Now what about backup up connection settings and rules? I only have 1
email account setup so if I had to it wouldn't be hard to set that up
manually.


Depends what version of Office you have......post Office 2000 and prior to
office 2007 there's a "Save My settings" Wizard in MS Office-Office Tools.
For Office 2007 you need to use the User State Migration tool....
 
R

Rob

I have xp (2002) and I didn't see save my settings in any of the menus. I
even searched and all that came up was saving rules.
 
G

Gordon

Rob said:
I have xp (2002) and I didn't see save my settings in any of the menus. I
even searched and all that came up was saving rules.


It's not in Outlook. You need to do Start-All Programs-Microsoft
Office-Microsoft Office Tools.....
 
L

Lenster

Depends what version of Office you have......post Office 2000 and prior to
office 2007 there's a "Save My settings" Wizard in MS Office-Office Tools.
For Office 2007 you need to use the User State Migration tool....

I downloaded USMT301 but it won't install under Vista32. Is this tool
just for XP? and if so, What Can I use to backup my outlook 2007 files
under Vista?

Len
 

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