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February 8th 06, 01:09 AM
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How do I find the PST file forMicrosoft Outlook XP- Contacts?
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February 8th 06, 03:55 AM
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How do I find the PST file forMicrosoft Outlook XP- Contacts?
Ricky wrote:
nothing Ask in the body of the message. Click FIleData FIle Management and read where the data file resides. You seem to be under the impression that only your contacts are in that file, however. That's not the case. ALL your Outlook data is in that file: mail, contacts, tasks, calendar, everything. -- Brian Tillman
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