* Select File Data File Management ... from the menu in Outlook.

* Highlight your main data file (usually called Personal Folders).

* Click to open the folder ....

To determine the folder and an earlier version of Outlook 2002 to save your data:
* Right-mouse click the Outlook Today, whether in the Outlook bar or folder list.
* Select Properties from the pop-up menu.
* Select Advanced ....
* Please note the path listed under Path:.
* Select the path does not include the file name (usually this will be "outlook.pst") with your mouse.
* Press Ctrl - C to copy the path.
o If, for example, the path listed under Path: is the "C: \ The Documents and Settings \ email.guide \ Application Data \ Microsoft \'s Outlook \ outlook.pst", you can select and copy the "C: \ of the Documents and Settings \ email.guide \ Application Data \ Microsoft \ Outlook in \. "
* Now select Run ... from the Start menu.
* Press Ctrl - V to paste the path
Press the Enter key to open your Outlook data folder in Windows Explorer.
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