I know outlook express "folders", which are really files, are *.dbx. I don't know about the regular outlook. Did you do a search of your hard drive for *.dbx files?
KwitkoSheriff of Banning (Retired)By the thing near the stuffIcrontian
edited April 2004
Outlook uses .PST. In Windows9x, it should be in c:\Windows\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook. That's by memory, so I'm not 100% positive. Just do a find files for outlook.pst.
Can anyone tell me where Outlook's (not Express) default mail store folder location is under Windows 98? Also, they're .dbx files correct?
Any info would be great thanks.
Cheers
Spinner, most Outlooks can EXPORT .dbx if the idea is to move to Outlook Express, but for recovery proceed as said before-- almost every Outlook I have used uses .pst type and keeps that type all for itself, so a file and folder search for *.PST with hidden and system files shown will find his email for him (Outlook probably will need to OPEN it, though, unless you have Eudora around some place).
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Thanks guys. :thumbup
Spinner, most Outlooks can EXPORT .dbx if the idea is to move to Outlook Express, but for recovery proceed as said before-- almost every Outlook I have used uses .pst type and keeps that type all for itself, so a file and folder search for *.PST with hidden and system files shown will find his email for him (Outlook probably will need to OPEN it, though, unless you have Eudora around some place).
John D.