Summary: I finally found that .PST file in Outlook 2000 and copied it to a bu directory. However....will ALL my Outlook stuff be in that .pst file? (all my sav...
Summary: I have just imported my mail from OE 6 to outlook 2000. I then set p auto archiving and archived all mail in my outlook.pst folder. The end result w...
Summary: This should be an easy one for anyone familiar with installing/uninstalling outlook. My WIN98SE computer came with outlook installed. My .pst file i...
Summary: Hello all. My pst file had gotten to 1.9gb, so I went through and archived a bunch of stuff. It created an archive.pst file that was 1.2gb. However,...
Summary: I have a MS Outlook outlook.pst file that is 18,000KB big and getting bigger. Is there anyting I can do to 'compact, compress, or shrink' this monste...
Summary: I made a copy of my Outlook.pst file (Outlook XP) before reformatting my harddrive. I reinstalled Outlook XP but cannot open my original Outlook.pst f...
Summary: On a office computer that I support the outlook pst file keeps getting corrupted every few days. When it started I was running Office XP on a Windows...
Summary: My outlook.pst file is corrupt. I have tried Scanpst.exe and it did not help. I have most of the info I need to keep on my PDA; but I don't want to lo...
Summary: I'm about to replace a corrupted hard drive on my DELL laptop and then reinstall Windows XP and Office XP Professional. I have backed up all of my do...
Summary: Ran something like a drive fitness test for my Seagate hard drive. Evidently it failed, but I am still able to read and copy most of my files when I ...
Summary: Somehow the outlook .pst file was deleted. I haven't re-formatted my drive, so shouldn't the .pst file be somewhere on the drive? Any recommendation...
Summary: Hi. I recently ran the regedit fix for getting rid of the problem of having two personal folders listed in MS Outlook 2003 when trying to reinsert an...
Summary: Firstly, changing the Motherboard would not necessitate the reconfiguration of email unless you also formatted or removed the hard drive and replaced ...
Summary: The scoop: I basically have a fortress on my PC (WinXP Pro with all updates except SP2) ... NIS and ZA run 100% of the time. I run serveral anti-spywa...
Summary: Hi, I have exported an Outlook .pst file from Office 2003 and am trying to import it to Office XP. The .pst file is around 230 MB. The import doesn'...
Summary: I have installed a new notebook with office 2003 and I'm trying to import the outlook.pst file from another notobook with Outlook 2002. The problem is...
Summary: Question for Jennifer SUMN (or anybody else that can advice). I was an Outlook 2003 user using intensively pst files to keep mail,contacts,etc. I rece...
Summary: The problem I seem to have is that occasionally Norton Antivirus will quarantine my Outlook.pst file, normally if an email is infected it will simply ...
Summary: This is the soulution I found: Compacting Once you have moved all of the email folders and messages that you wish to archive, you need to "Compact" yo...
Summary: Yes, I am doing File, Import, Messages, Microsoft Outlook. I do have Outlook Express installed on my computer (not Outlook, that's on another compute...
Summary: What do you mean by "add in?" Are you trying to reopen the file from within Outlook XP or Outlook 2003? Or are you setting the old pst file as the Pr...
Summary: The other day when I went to open Outlook Norton came up with a warning that my Outlook PST file was infected with the W32.netsky.p@mm virus. Then it...
Summary: Yes, they both have a .pst file in the Documents and Settings folder. I believe Local Settings folder is hidden. C:\Documents and Settings\USER_NAME\...
Summary: Hi kev100 nice to meet you ! Yes this is smart idea and most importantly it is working, my pst located at Documents and Settings\user_name\Local Setti...
Summary: I have always been archiving my Outlook data into .pst format. Somehow, I decided this would be more convenient than saving into csv files, especiall...
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