Ok, my initial question was quite clear and concise.  But, allow me to break
it down to the simplest of terms so you can understand it.

In Outlook Express, you can change the location to which your emails are
stored on your harddrive by going into Options under the Tools tab.  From
there you choose the Maintenance tab, there in is a button that says "Store
Folder."  If you click on this button you can change the location on your
harddrive where all of your incoming emails are stored.  For instance, the
default location is some place random which a user cannot find unless he or
she has enabled the viewing of hidden files and folders on their harddrive
and wants to take the time to endlessly go searching through random folders
for their stored emails, should the need arise to back them up.  I used this
option in Express to change the store location from some random place on my
harddrive to a specific location in my My Documents folder.  Is that clear
enough for you?

Now, in Outlooks you can do the same damn thing, as in changing the location
of where your inbound emails will be stored on your harddrive.  I'm not
infront of Outlook at the moment so I can't give you the exact steps, but if
you are an Outlook tech, you should be aware of this anyways.  But
essentially the process is the same in Outlook where you can change the
"store folder" for emails.  I believe it is even specifically located under
the email tab in Options menu.  Eitherway, the principal of a "Store Folder"
is the same in both programs even if the process of changing it is not.  A
"Store Folder" is the place where all the emails you download are stored.  

I've already changed this and my question does not pertain to this at all.  
I was asking if and how I had to manually change the "store" location for my
Contacts, because in the new Outlook the changing of the "store folder" only
seem to affect the email because it was under the email tab.  But, if what
you noted in your first "curt" reply is true and both emails and contacts are
stored in the pst file in the specific location I designated, then no further
assistance is needed.

If computer techs are going to work in fields that require effective
communication, they should probably have a second major in English so that
the can effectively communicate with and understand the questions posed to
them.