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Dan Cordoba
I just recently upgraded from Win98 SE to WinXP. When I
was using Win98, I would periodically backup my IE
Message folders (.dbx files), which were located at
C:\Windows\Application Data\Identities\{72af2eco-1927-
11d5-9e09-831bc25b752}\Microsoft\Outlook Express. If I
ever had to restore windows to an earlier configuration
using Ghost, I would simply copy the .dx files back to
that location. After upgrading to WinXP, I find that
there is no C:\Windows\Application Data folder, and that
all of my .dbx files now reside in a folder used by one
of my Greeting Card creation programs. How do I fix this?
Thanks,
Dan Cordoba
was using Win98, I would periodically backup my IE
Message folders (.dbx files), which were located at
C:\Windows\Application Data\Identities\{72af2eco-1927-
11d5-9e09-831bc25b752}\Microsoft\Outlook Express. If I
ever had to restore windows to an earlier configuration
using Ghost, I would simply copy the .dx files back to
that location. After upgrading to WinXP, I find that
there is no C:\Windows\Application Data folder, and that
all of my .dbx files now reside in a folder used by one
of my Greeting Card creation programs. How do I fix this?
Thanks,
Dan Cordoba