Dear Orin,

MsOutlook stores email messages and calendar info into one pst file.
Depending on which operating system the client is running, the *.pst
file could be located in different locations.  The easiest is to search
on the problem harddrive for a *.pst file, not the client's email
address since the *.pst file could be encrypted and compress.  Once you
find the *.pst file, make sure to check the file date to ensure it is
the correct *.pst file they are using.

Once you find the *.pst file, you may need to run inbox repair tool if
the *.pst file is damaged.  If your search for the *.pst file comes up
nil, the client could have the *.pst file stored on a mapped network
drive, or is using the MSOutlook Client to connect to an Exchange Server
and their emails/calendar info should still be on a server.  

Hope that helps.

Khamsi

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Orin Wells
Sent: March 31, 2003 11:28 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [IMail Forum] OT: Outlook files


Does anyone know where Microsoft stores the Outlook e-mail and Calendar
files?

We have a client whose hard disk will not boot for whatever reason.  We
can 
access the drive just fine from another bootable drive.  We want to pull

the files containing his e-mail records and his Calendar.  Since we
can't 
run Outlook from the system as it is on the secondary drive in this 
configuration and MS insists it is on the primary the only chance (we 
think) is to pull the actual data files used by MS Outlook.

I have tried a search of the entire drive looking for the client e-mail 
address and it yielded nothing.  Thinking I could find it if I put some 
stuff in my own copy of Outlook (which I never use) I downloaded the
week's 
spam and viruses collected on my qwest.net account from bigfoot.  253 
messages.  You would think a search for  a specific text string would
turn 
up the location.  Not a chance.  So I hope there is a clever chap here
with 
sufficient Outlook experience.






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