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Outlook “pst†File
1. Outlook messages are stored in files with an extension of “pstâ€. Click on any of the Outlook files (e.g., the one called Outlook Today) and display its properties to identify the file location. It typically will be called outlook.pst located in the directory:
c:\Documents and Settings\userid\Local Settings\Application Date\Microsoft\Outlook.
2. It is highly recommended that you move your Outlook Today file from its default on the C drive to a backed up, network drive (e.g., your N drive):
o Exit from Outlook and use file explorer to locate the outlook.pst file in
C:\Documents and Settings\userid\Local Setting\Application Data\Outlook
o Move the folder it the N drive and restart Outlook
o Outlook will warn you that it is unable to find the pst file and will display a “Create/Open Personal Folders File†panel.
o Navigate to the N drive to show Outlook the new location of the pst file.
o Click on the “Outlook Today†folder and select properties Click Advanced and change the Name to “Personal Folders Nâ€
Outlook “pst†File
1. Outlook messages are stored in files with an extension of “pstâ€. Click on any of the Outlook files (e.g., the one called Outlook Today) and display its properties to identify the file location. It typically will be called outlook.pst located in the directory:
c:\Documents and Settings\userid\Local Settings\Application Date\Microsoft\Outlook.
2. It is highly recommended that you move your Outlook Today file from its default on the C drive to a backed up, network drive (e.g., your N drive):
o Exit from Outlook and use file explorer to locate the outlook.pst file in
C:\Documents and Settings\userid\Local Setting\Application Data\Outlook
o Move the folder it the N drive and restart Outlook
o Outlook will warn you that it is unable to find the pst file and will display a “Create/Open Personal Folders File†panel.
o Navigate to the N drive to show Outlook the new location of the pst file.
o Click on the “Outlook Today†folder and select properties Click Advanced and change the Name to “Personal Folders Nâ€
