LOOKING FOR E-MAIL FOLDER IN OE (OS is Vista)

Where could i locate the folder
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"blur king" <blurking@execs.com> wrote in message
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> Where could i locate the folder
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> Asked & U Shall Received

Outlook Express won't run under Vista, so it won't create such a
folder.

If you mean Windows Mail instead, click on Tools, then Options,
then Advanced, then Maintenance, then Store Folder. Record
the directory name it shows, then click Cancel, Close, and Cancel
again. Note that the files in this directory are hidden and/or system
files, so you'll have to enable showing these two file types before
exploring that directory.

"blur king" <blurking@execs.com> wrote in message
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> Where could i locate the folder
> --
> Asked & U Shall Received

See your previous post with the same question answered.

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Hi Robert,

I always read your replies/hints/comments with interest. You do not seem to
talk down to or otherwise insult posters.

May I just add a suggestion, Unhide hidden files (Windows
Explorer/Tools/Folder Options/View - Check Show Hidden ...

When you get to the Directory Folder, create a shortcut and move it to the
desktop or wherever. Restore the Do not show ...

Using this shortcut will take you directly to the email cache. Hope I'm not
an egg sucking tutor ;o)

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<robertmiles@bellsouthNOSPAM.net> wrote in message
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>
> "blur king" <blurking@execs.com> wrote in message
> news:AEE86A45-1010-4D77-97CC-B02157C5DEFC@microsoft.com...
>> Where could i locate the folder
>> --
>> Asked & U Shall Received
>
> Outlook Express won't run under Vista, so it won't create such a
> folder.
>
> If you mean Windows Mail instead, click on Tools, then Options,
> then Advanced, then Maintenance, then Store Folder. Record
> the directory name it shows, then click Cancel, Close, and Cancel
> again. Note that the files in this directory are hidden and/or system
> files, so you'll have to enable showing these two file types before
> exploring that directory.
>
>

Thank you. I've saved a copy of your message to have something
to pass on to other users needing such advice.

"Delboy" <nospam.delboy.hoy@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:x4ydnfL6WJA3fxTVnZ2dneKdnZydnZ2d@bt.com...
> Hi Robert,
>
> I always read your replies/hints/comments with interest. You do not seem
> to talk down to or otherwise insult posters.
>
> May I just add a suggestion, Unhide hidden files (Windows
> Explorer/Tools/Folder Options/View - Check Show Hidden ...
>
> When you get to the Directory Folder, create a shortcut and move it to the
> desktop or wherever. Restore the Do not show ...
>
> Using this shortcut will take you directly to the email cache. Hope I'm
> not an egg sucking tutor ;o)
>
> --
> Delboy
>
> A common mistake that people make when trying to design something
> completely
> foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.
>
> Douglas Adams
> <robertmiles@bellsouthNOSPAM.net> wrote in message
> news:evccpYg7IHA.2064@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
>>
>> "blur king" <blurking@execs.com> wrote in message
>> news:AEE86A45-1010-4D77-97CC-B02157C5DEFC@microsoft.com...
>>> Where could i locate the folder
>>> --
>>> Asked & U Shall Received
>>
>> Outlook Express won't run under Vista, so it won't create such a
>> folder.
>>
>> If you mean Windows Mail instead, click on Tools, then Options,
>> then Advanced, then Maintenance, then Store Folder. Record
>> the directory name it shows, then click Cancel, Close, and Cancel
>> again. Note that the files in this directory are hidden and/or system
>> files, so you'll have to enable showing these two file types before
>> exploring that directory.
>>
>>
>