why do my notes in outlook disappear?

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TinaB

Hello,

I have saved several bits of information under "Notes" in Outlook. After a
while they either disappear or get archived (without any warning). I search
everywhere for them but cannot locate them.

Does anyone know if orwhere they get stored, what the file name would be and
how can I prevent this from happening in the future?

thank you,
 
TinaB said:
Hello,

I have saved several bits of information under "Notes" in Outlook. After a
while they either disappear or get archived (without any warning). I search
everywhere for them but cannot locate them.

Does anyone know if orwhere they get stored, what the file name would be and
how can I prevent this from happening in the future?

thank you,

What view is used for your Notes folder(s)?
 
Look for an "archive.pst" and open it in Outlook to see if your notes are
there.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, TinaB asked:

| Hello,
|
| I have saved several bits of information under "Notes" in Outlook.
| After a while they either disappear or get archived (without any
| warning). I search everywhere for them but cannot locate them.
|
| Does anyone know if orwhere they get stored, what the file name would
| be and how can I prevent this from happening in the future?
|
| thank you,
 
I have saved several bits of information under "Notes" in Outlook. After
a
while they either disappear or get archived (without any warning). I
search
everywhere for them but cannot locate them.

Right-click the Notes folder and choose Properties. Select the AutoArchive
tab. Which of the top three radio buttons is selected?
 

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