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Ken
Can anyone tell me where the DBX files are located in XP?
In 98 they were in Application Data and could be managed.
Thanks.
Ken
In 98 they were in Application Data and could be managed.
Thanks.
Ken
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anyone
Just right click on you inbox and select properties.
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R. C. White
Hi, Anyone.
Thanks for that little tidbit!
I've always clicked Tools | Options...| Maintenance | Store Folder... But
your way is quicker if I don't want to actually change the location. ;<)
And, Ken, the difference is in OE6 versus prior versions of Outlook Express.
OE6 behaves the same way in WinXP as in Win9x/ME.
RC
Thanks for that little tidbit!
I've always clicked Tools | Options...| Maintenance | Store Folder... But
your way is quicker if I don't want to actually change the location. ;<)
And, Ken, the difference is in OE6 versus prior versions of Outlook Express.
OE6 behaves the same way in WinXP as in Win9x/ME.
RC
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Dave
\Documents and Settings\{username}\Local Settings\Application
Data\Identities\{many numbers and letters}\Microsoft\Outlook Express
Data\Identities\{many numbers and letters}\Microsoft\Outlook Express
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anyone
While I'm on a roll, the address book location can be found by opening the
address book, clicking on help and then click about address book.
address book, clicking on help and then click about address book.
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rifleman
|Can anyone tell me where the DBX files are located in XP?
|In 98 they were in Application Data and could be managed.
|Thanks.
|Ken
|
In OE go to Tools-Options-Maintenance-Store Folder and that will tell
you where yours are.
|In 98 they were in Application Data and could be managed.
|Thanks.
|Ken
|
In OE go to Tools-Options-Maintenance-Store Folder and that will tell
you where yours are.