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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Contacts / February 2007How do I make my Outlook 2003 contacts store in drive D
I want to store my Outlook email and contacts on drive "D" for back up convenience. I have configured the emails to be stored there but how do I configure the Contacts to be stored and maintained there i closed outlook, moved the .pst to drive d:, then opened outlook and asked Outlook to file>open >outlook data file., navigated to the .pst on d:, and opened it. then closed the new data file that outlook created when i started it and it couldn't find the one that i had moved. from then on Ol opened the .pst from d:  Signaturejeffrey >I want to store my Outlook email and contacts on drive "D" for back up > convenience. I have configured the emails to be stored there but how do I > configure the Contacts to be stored and maintained there btw. the email and contacts are all in the .pst folder. Signaturejeffrey >I want to store my Outlook email and contacts on drive "D" for back up > convenience. I have configured the emails to be stored there but how do I > configure the Contacts to be stored and maintained there Hi DAC, to move your Outlook information, you have to move your PST file. How to move a PST file? http://www.slipstick.com/config/movepst.htm -- Oliver Vukovics Share Outlook without Exchange: Public ShareFolder Freeware Add-In for Outlook: Public Mail 2 Contact http://www.publicshareware.com >I want to store my Outlook email and contacts on drive "D" for back up > convenience. I have configured the emails to be stored there but how do I > configure the Contacts to be stored and maintained there
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