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better yet..
If you take your navigation pane into folders view, there are 2 links at the bottom of the folders. Clicking the link "data file management" will open a dialog showing you where your data file is. You can also open the containing folder right from there. "Chris" wrote in message ... Do you know how to locate those files? thanks for the suggestion. Chris "Brian Tillman" wrote: Chris wrote: I have approx. 2,500 contacts in outlook and would like to have a hard copy of them in case of a computer failure. How would a hard copy (i.e., a printed copy) help you in the event of a failure. You'd spend hours or days reentering all 2,500 contacts. Your best bet is to make a copy of your PST and store it on an external medium. -- Brian Tillman |
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No John nice try - but that only works in 2003 and this guy never told us
his version. -- Judy Gleeson [MVP Outlook] Acorn Training and Consulting www.acorntraining.com.au Everyone - turn on your Advanced Toolbars and learn how to use the Field Chooser and Group by Box!! "John" wrote in message ... better yet.. If you take your navigation pane into folders view, there are 2 links at the bottom of the folders. Clicking the link "data file management" will open a dialog showing you where your data file is. You can also open the containing folder right from there. "Chris" wrote in message ... Do you know how to locate those files? thanks for the suggestion. Chris "Brian Tillman" wrote: Chris wrote: I have approx. 2,500 contacts in outlook and would like to have a hard copy of them in case of a computer failure. How would a hard copy (i.e., a printed copy) help you in the event of a failure. You'd spend hours or days reentering all 2,500 contacts. Your best bet is to make a copy of your PST and store it on an external medium. -- Brian Tillman |
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