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Old 07-08-2011, 03:30 AM
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Default Re: Backing up outlook

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Originally Posted by novax View Post
Once again i come to you guys for help with outlook!

What my boss would like me to do this time is that he wants me to backup outlook for him,

what he would like the backup to do is, he would like to backup EVERYTHING!

AKA: backup all ALL emails that are currently on it,
all contacts, and everything thats on there at the moment,

he wants it to be like, if he backed up, and out the backup on a different computer, the new computer would have the exact emails and contacts as his old PC did, ( he is not planning on doing any transferring) just using that as an example of what outcome he wanted the outlook backup to be.

is this possible?

if so how?


also, what is the file name of an outlook backup?
aka .(what)?

Thank you very much again,


Novax
Hello,

To make backup of all the Outlook data you need to export the Outlook items to a .pst file by following below mentioned steps:

1.Go To File → Options → Advanced.

2.In Export, click Export button. Import and Export Wizard will open. Note that this wizard can also be opened by File → Open → Import.

3.Select Export to a file and click Next.

4.Select Outlook Data File (.pst) and click Next.

5.Now select the account or top level folder that you need to export for exporting all outlook objects like emails, contacts, calendar, tasks, notes etc. Check that the Include Subfolders check box is selected. Click Next.

6.Click on Browse button to specify the path where you want to save your .pst file and enter a name for file. Click Ok.
Note: Previous folder and file name will be shown if you have used the export feature previously. Also if you want to make a new file and do not want to use existing one then change name of file.

7.In Options section, you need to mention what to do when exporting the items which already exists in file, in case you are exporting to an existing Outlook Data File (.pst).

8.Click on Finish button.

Regards

Jane
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