OK, if that is the case, then I guess that Microsoft's online tutorial needs
revision as it clearly shows that we have the option to choose various
folders, not just all of the personal folders. See the following taken from
MS's website information entitled "Using the Microsoft Outlook Personal
Folders Backup tool":
"The Personal Folders file (.pst) that you want to back up must be open. If
the file is visible in Folder List, it is open.
1. On the File menu, click Backup.
2. Click Options.
3. In the Backup these personal folders files list, select
the check box for each item you want to back up.
4. Change the .pst file name shown. Or, to select a
different folder, click Browse, navigate to the location you want, and then
click Open.
Note The default file name and location where the .pst file is saved is
shown in the File location box.
5. To have Microsoft Outlook automatically remind you to
make a backup copy of this file, select the Remind me to backup every x days
check box, and then type the number of days between 1 and 999.
6. Click OK.
Selecting the check box specifies that reminders are to be used. You can
specify any number between 1 and 999 days.
Select the check box for each Personal Folders file you want to back up. "
Unfortunately, the above will not include the picture from this site which
also implies that we have options to use, by checking folder boxes. In my
case the only folder box that pops up is that of personal folders, but no
options as implied above.
From this I had the clear impression that there were choices of which
folders you could back up instead of having to back up everything.
Regards
Lewis