Thank you.  I did a search and came up with two outlook folders:
outlook.pst and outlook1.pst.  Both are under "C documents settings."  I
think the first one may be my original because of the earlier date
attached, but how do I get my folders out of
it.  If I click on it it says I am trying to open it.


Neither seem to contain my folders.  What started this, I think was that I
had to do a system restore and took it back to when I did not have outlook
at all.  Could I reverse that system restore now- it has been several
days- and recover my folders that way?  Then I would perhaps have two
Outlook programs and then it would perhaps remove the Outlook I loaded
yesterday and downloaded more to?

I'm sorry this seems so confusing.

Karen


On Fri, 31 Dec 2004, William Pike wrote:

> All Outlook folders, e-mails and even your calendar and such are stored in a
> file with the extension ".PST" do a search for "*.PST". You should find a
> couple, import them into outlook and you should have your folders and
> e-mails back, you can move them to the main personal folders by dragging and
> dropping them.
>
> William Pike
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: PCSOFT - Personal Computer software discussion list
> [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Karen Miller
> Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 10:20 PM
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: [PCSOFT] OutLook extensions?
>
> Hi recently purchased and loaded Microsoft Outlook and had downloaded some
> email to folders.  Now, I have discovered, it disappeared on my computer
> and I had to reload it.  And the folders of email are gone.  What is a way
> to find these folders?  Do they have extentions of some sort?
>
> Any possible help I would appreciate.
>
> Karen

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