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November 29th 06, 10:49 AM
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Creating a script to backup pst?
Hey everyone,
I am aware of the pfbackup.exe tool from microsoft, which I have installed and tried. I wish to use this for a number of users, however, I want it to be user independant, i.e. It will run with no action required from the user. My initial thoughts were some kind of script which would: 1. Run at shutdown 2. Close outlook.exe (IF it were open) 3. Copy .pst from local drive to network drive However, I have very little (read virtually no) experience in writing scripts or programing things!... Is it possible, if so how simple is it?! 
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