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Walt - 18 Mar 2008 02:44 GMT
I went to Microsoft's website www.howto-outlook.com and got the instructions
on how to locate the Outlook pst data file.  Problem is (I am using Vista)
when I to C:\Users\"username"\ and then look for AppData, I don't find it.  
How do I get AppData so I can get to \Local\Microsoft\Outlook?
Michal [Outlook MVP] - 18 Mar 2008 09:01 GMT
> I went to Microsoft's website www.howto-outlook.com and got the instructions
> on how to locate the Outlook pst data file.  Problem is (I am using Vista)
> when I to C:\Users\"username"\ and then look for AppData, I don't find it.  
> How do I get AppData so I can get to \Local\Microsoft\Outlook?

You need to turn on displaying hidden files and folders in Windows Explorer.

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Walt - 18 Mar 2008 18:07 GMT
Michal:  It's really simple when you know waht to do.  Thanks very much.  Walt

> > I went to Microsoft's website www.howto-outlook.com and got the instructions
> > on how to locate the Outlook pst data file.  Problem is (I am using Vista)
> > when I to C:\Users\"username"\ and then look for AppData, I don't find it.  
> > How do I get AppData so I can get to \Local\Microsoft\Outlook?
>
> You need to turn on displaying hidden files and folders in Windows Explorer.
Brian Tillman - 18 Mar 2008 13:50 GMT
> I went to Microsoft's website www.howto-outlook.com and got the
> instructions on how to locate the Outlook pst data file.  Problem is
> (I am using Vista) when I to C:\Users\"username"\ and then look for
> AppData, I don't find it. How do I get AppData so I can get to
> \Local\Microsoft\Outlook?

Start Windows Explorer and in the Address fiel, type

%LocalAppData%\Microsoft\Outlook

Click Go.
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