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how can I change data file locations for html mail accounts
I have setup some HTML based (hotmail) e-mail accounts in Outlook 2003,
however, I have not been able to figure out how to move the location data file (.pst) associated with each, and maintain the link/association to the account folder in outlook. I specify a location for my pop3 data file, and would like to place the html data file(s) in the same location. This location is different than the default: /documents and settings/user/local settings/application data/microsoft/office/ location. It appears that once the data file is created in this default location, there is no provision given to move it and maintain the link to the folder. If I choose to create a .pst before setting up the html mail account, there doesn't seem to be a provision to associate the html account with that .pst. Anyone else had this problem? |
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Outlook does not provide any way to change the location for those data
files. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for Administrators, Power Users, and Developers http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx "sticks99" wrote in message ... I have setup some HTML based (hotmail) e-mail accounts in Outlook 2003, however, I have not been able to figure out how to move the location data file (.pst) associated with each, and maintain the link/association to the account folder in outlook. I specify a location for my pop3 data file, and would like to place the html data file(s) in the same location. This location is different than the default: /documents and settings/user/local settings/application data/microsoft/office/ location. It appears that once the data file is created in this default location, there is no provision given to move it and maintain the link to the folder. If I choose to create a .pst before setting up the html mail account, there doesn't seem to be a provision to associate the html account with that .pst. Anyone else had this problem? |
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Thanks for the reply Sue!
I guess my next task is to submit a suggestion. -Jeff "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Outlook does not provide any way to change the location for those data files. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for Administrators, Power Users, and Developers http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx "sticks99" wrote in message ... I have setup some HTML based (hotmail) e-mail accounts in Outlook 2003, however, I have not been able to figure out how to move the location data file (.pst) associated with each, and maintain the link/association to the account folder in outlook. I specify a location for my pop3 data file, and would like to place the html data file(s) in the same location. This location is different than the default: /documents and settings/user/local settings/application data/microsoft/office/ location. It appears that once the data file is created in this default location, there is no provision given to move it and maintain the link to the folder. If I choose to create a .pst before setting up the html mail account, there doesn't seem to be a provision to associate the html account with that .pst. Anyone else had this problem? |
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