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My notebook computer has two folders listed under "All Mail Folders".
Both are named "Desktop Personal Folders." Each shows exactly the
same subfolder when expanded. Each contains exactly the same data.
The only difference is that one has an icon with a picture of a house
and other things next to it, the other has a picture of a box of
folders. When I right-click on either one, "Close Desktop Personal
Folders" is grayed out.
Two questions:
1. How can I get rid of one of them?
2. Aren't these folders supposed to be called simply "Personal
Folders"?
A little info: these computers are on a home network. The Notebook
is called Notebook and the Desktop is called Desktop.
I regularly use a program called "Beyond Compare" to synchronize the
pst files on the two computers so that I always have the same data on
both. It compares the two files and copies the newer one to the
computer that needs updating. Might this have something to do with my
problem.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
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Both are named "Desktop Personal Folders." Each shows exactly the
same subfolder when expanded. Each contains exactly the same data.
The only difference is that one has an icon with a picture of a house
and other things next to it, the other has a picture of a box of
folders. When I right-click on either one, "Close Desktop Personal
Folders" is grayed out.
Two questions:
1. How can I get rid of one of them?
2. Aren't these folders supposed to be called simply "Personal
Folders"?
A little info: these computers are on a home network. The Notebook
is called Notebook and the Desktop is called Desktop.
I regularly use a program called "Beyond Compare" to synchronize the
pst files on the two computers so that I always have the same data on
both. It compares the two files and copies the newer one to the
computer that needs updating. Might this have something to do with my
problem.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
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