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| | Message storage files and folders Running Windows Mail under Windows Vista. In OE, folders of messages were stored as .dbx files in Identity/Microsoft/Outlook express. Rlght click on a mssage folder/properties gave th path to the message store folder. Not so for Windows Mail. Where, and in what file type, are Windows Mail messages stored? I have the same question for Address Book. |
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| | Re: Message storage files and folders "fshelledy" <fshelledy@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:80490E23-D348-4130-8A2C-0C0ABA725121@xxxxxx Quote: > Running Windows Mail under Windows Vista. In OE, folders of messages were > stored as .dbx files in Identity/Microsoft/Outlook express. Rlght click on > a mssage folder/properties gave th path to the message store folder. Not > so for Windows Mail. > > Where, and in what file type, are Windows Mail messages stored? on Tools, then Options, then Advanced, then Maimtenance, then Store Folder. Record the directory name, then click on Cancel, then Close, then Cancel again. Note that when you want to look inside this folder, you have to enable showing hidden and system files first. Quote: > I have the same question for Address Book. |
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