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Old April 14th 06, 04:04 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
Trevor
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Default pc crash

My pc died recently, and I have now got a new one. I have put the
original harddrive into the new pc as a slave and I can access all of
the data on it.

Both machines were XP Home and using Outlook 2000.

Can anyone tell me where outlook stores its data, so that I can get my
emails etc back.

Thanks in advance


trevor

 




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