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Sergio Neves
I have read the following Microsoft help file:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HA011124801033.aspx
It works well for the most usual cases. However I had a problem with this
method.
I use Outlook in three different computers. So I changed the data file to an
external hard disk (M so all my three outlook accounts use the same pst
file.
This works well with POP pst files. However if I have an IMAP account, for
example “AccountAâ€, Outlook creates a pst file with some strange numbers, for
example:
OutAccountA-00000008.pst
The problem is that in the three computers it creates pst files with
different names, for example:
OutAccountA-00000008.pst
OutAccountA-00000006.pst
OutAccountA-00000002.pst
The method described in the Microsoft help file works well if I change only
the location of the pst file but not the file name (IMAP data files!):
It works FROM
C:\Documents and Settings\Sergio Neves\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook\OutAccountA-00000008.pst
TO
M:\Mail\ OutAccountA-00000008.pst
If DOES NOT work FROM
C:\Documents and Settings\Sergio Neves\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook\OutAccountA-00000008.pst
TO
M:\Mail\ OutAccountA-00000002.pst
Because when I change the file name, when I start Outlook again it does not
recognize the different filename and it automatically creates a pst file in
the default location. Since Outlook generates a random name for the IMAP pst
file in the three computers I cannot use the same pst filename for all.
I appreciate any help. Thanks!
Sergio Neves
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HA011124801033.aspx
It works well for the most usual cases. However I had a problem with this
method.
I use Outlook in three different computers. So I changed the data file to an
external hard disk (M so all my three outlook accounts use the same pst
file.
This works well with POP pst files. However if I have an IMAP account, for
example “AccountAâ€, Outlook creates a pst file with some strange numbers, for
example:
OutAccountA-00000008.pst
The problem is that in the three computers it creates pst files with
different names, for example:
OutAccountA-00000008.pst
OutAccountA-00000006.pst
OutAccountA-00000002.pst
The method described in the Microsoft help file works well if I change only
the location of the pst file but not the file name (IMAP data files!):
It works FROM
C:\Documents and Settings\Sergio Neves\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook\OutAccountA-00000008.pst
TO
M:\Mail\ OutAccountA-00000008.pst
If DOES NOT work FROM
C:\Documents and Settings\Sergio Neves\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook\OutAccountA-00000008.pst
TO
M:\Mail\ OutAccountA-00000002.pst
Because when I change the file name, when I start Outlook again it does not
recognize the different filename and it automatically creates a pst file in
the default location. Since Outlook generates a random name for the IMAP pst
file in the three computers I cannot use the same pst filename for all.
I appreciate any help. Thanks!
Sergio Neves