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C Disc recovery at Year End
I am currently using the Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit operating system.
At the end of this year, I would like to do a full C Disk recovery to get rid of some old garbage and inactive programs. I have the original installation discs for all my Microsoft applications and other programs. I have also backed up other files so I can reinstall them. I do have some e-mail files, however, in Microsoft Office Outlook from family members that I would like to bring over to next year but I cannot find them to copy. They are currently in separate folders in my Outlook "In Box". I cannot seem to find them, however, on the C Drive. The application folder reads "empty". Your suggestions and help would be much appreciated. Gene L |
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C Disc recovery at Year End
'Outlook Backup Tutorial' (http://www.sitedeveloper.ws/tutorials/outlook.htm) this is for outlook 2007. for other versions, click the links at the top of the page. -- kword88 |
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C Disc recovery at Year End
'Outlook Backup Tutorial' (http://www.sitedeveloper.ws/tutorials/outlook.htm) this is for outlook 2007. for other versions, click the links at the top of the page. -- kword88 |
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C Disc recovery at Year End
"Gene L." wrote in message
... I am currently using the Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit operating system. At the end of this year, I would like to do a full C Disk recovery to get rid of some old garbage and inactive programs. I have the original installation discs for all my Microsoft applications and other programs. I have also backed up other files so I can reinstall them. I do have some e-mail files, however, in Microsoft Office Outlook from family members that I would like to bring over to next year but I cannot find them to copy. They are currently in separate folders in my Outlook "In Box". I cannot seem to find them, however, on the C Drive. The application folder reads "empty". Your suggestions and help would be much appreciated. Gene L Thank you for the tutorial reference but after I burn the e-mail to a DVD I cannot open it to check it because it is not "An Adobe" file. I don't know how Adobe is involved although one of the e-mails had an adobe file as a subject. What am I doing incorrectly? |
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C Disc recovery at Year End
"Gene L." wrote in message
... I am currently using the Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit operating system. At the end of this year, I would like to do a full C Disk recovery to get rid of some old garbage and inactive programs. I have the original installation discs for all my Microsoft applications and other programs. I have also backed up other files so I can reinstall them. I do have some e-mail files, however, in Microsoft Office Outlook from family members that I would like to bring over to next year but I cannot find them to copy. They are currently in separate folders in my Outlook "In Box". I cannot seem to find them, however, on the C Drive. The application folder reads "empty". Your suggestions and help would be much appreciated. Gene L Thank you for the tutorial reference but after I burn the e-mail to a DVD I cannot open it to check it because it is not "An Adobe" file. I don't know how Adobe is involved although one of the e-mails had an adobe file as a subject. What am I doing incorrectly? |
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C Disc recovery at Year End
did the backup that you burned have a ".pst" file extension? if not, you did something wrong. if so, then just follow the instructions for restoring from a backup. you cant just open a pst file like you would a regular file. these may help also: 'Download details: Outlook 2007/2003/2002 Add-in: Personal Folders Backup' (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en) 'How to manage .pst files in Outlook 2007, in Outlook 2003, and in Outlook 2002' (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/287070) -- kword88 |
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C Disc recovery at Year End
did the backup that you burned have a ".pst" file extension? if not, you did something wrong. if so, then just follow the instructions for restoring from a backup. you cant just open a pst file like you would a regular file. these may help also: 'Download details: Outlook 2007/2003/2002 Add-in: Personal Folders Backup' (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en) 'How to manage .pst files in Outlook 2007, in Outlook 2003, and in Outlook 2002' (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/287070) -- kword88 |