If your wife was connecting to an Exchange server, the all of her mail is
probably still in her mailbox on the Exchange server. If she was
delivering her w-mail locally, then she was using either an OST or PST
file. You don't have to have a PAB unless you had spoecifically created
one.
Best Regards,
Ryan M. Keith, BSCSE, MCSE
Microsoft Enterprise Messaging Support
Client Server Infrastructure
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| I am trying to move the files from my wife's desktop to
| her new laptop. I got the instructions from MS and it
| says to move the PAB file. I can not find a PAB file. I
| moved the .pst file but only get old data not current
| emails and contacts.
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| both pcs are running on XP Home with Outlook 2002.
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| thanks for the help
| john
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