How to access archived messages (outlook)?

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Okay, I archived hundreds of messages from outlook, but now, I have NO idea
how to read the archived messages.

Can someone, PLEASE, tell he how to read the archived messages?
 
Okay, I archived hundreds of messages from outlook, but now, I have NO idea
how to read the archived messages.

Can someone, PLEASE, tell he how to read the archived messages?

Howdy,

Does your archive folder display in the Folder list?

If so, just open it, and your messages should be visible
there.

If not, it only means that the archive folder must be added.
The details depend on the version of Outlook you are
running.

In OL2002, click on File | Data File Management | Add. Then
browse to your archive.

In OL2000, I believe that you must click Tools | Services to
add the archive there.

Either way, once you manage to get the Archive listed in
your folder display, you should be hummin'.

HTH,
 
No need to add the folder, just use File->Open.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to
the (insert latest virus name here) virus, all mail sent to my personal
account will be deleted without reading.

After furious head scratching, Kenneth asked:

| On Mon, 27 Dec 2004 16:45:03 -0800, "maeissin"
|
|| Okay, I archived hundreds of messages from outlook, but now, I have
|| NO idea how to read the archived messages.
||
|| Can someone, PLEASE, tell he how to read the archived messages?
|
| Howdy,
|
| Does your archive folder display in the Folder list?
|
| If so, just open it, and your messages should be visible
| there.
|
| If not, it only means that the archive folder must be added.
| The details depend on the version of Outlook you are
| running.
|
| In OL2002, click on File | Data File Management | Add. Then
| browse to your archive.
|
| In OL2000, I believe that you must click Tools | Services to
| add the archive there.
|
| Either way, once you manage to get the Archive listed in
| your folder display, you should be hummin'.
|
| HTH,
 

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