The default name for an Outlook data file is OUTLOOK.PST. Where it is
located depends on your version of Windows and possible customization.
Double clicking on the .pst file might give you an error if there is no
association in the registry for that type of file.
Good luck.
Peter
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Where is the data file and how can I access it? There is a file
D:\WINDOWS\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\Outlook.pst When I
doubleclick to that from the My Computer icon, I get a message stating
it "is
not a valid Win32 application." Is that the data? If it is, how do I
access it? If not, where is it? Perhaps I need to load the drive on
another Magitronic of the same vintage? (which I happen to own!)
Alternatively, does anybody know what kind of suffix the Outlook data
file would have? Where would it be? I set up a dummy file, inputting a
contact, closing the program, then reopening,
William Closure
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