Making Outlook 2000 deliver mail to drive d:

[Guest]

I have been reinstalling XP on a new drive (partitioned C: and d The old
arrangement was like this with the programs on C: and the data, including
..pst files in folders on d: I have reinstalled Office 2000 and the mail is
delivered into a Inbox in new .pst folder on C: I have made it open the .pst
folder on d: (using file open personal folders) and it shows the contacts,
(and I can see the old folders including the old Inbox) but it persists in
delivering mail to the new Inbox folder. How can I direct it to deliver to
the old Inbox.

I've investigated the article but this only deals with Outlook 2003
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA010771141033.aspx

Please can someone help

 

[Brian Tillman]

I have been reinstalling XP on a new drive (partitioned C: and d
The old arrangement was like this with the programs on C: and the
data, including .pst files in folders on d: I have reinstalled Office
2000 and the mail is delivered into a Inbox in new .pst folder on C:
I have made it open the .pst folder on d: (using file open personal
folders) and it shows the contacts, (and I can see the old folders
including the old Inbox) but it persists in delivering mail to the
new Inbox folder. How can I direct it to deliver to the old Inbox.

If you're using Outlook 2000 in Internet Mail Only mode, then select the
Personal Folders where you want the messages delivered and click
File>Properties. Check the "Delivery POP mail to this Personal Folders
File" box. Stop and restart Outlook.