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Ok, I've read the posted discussion, and it's almost what I need to know, but
just a tad different. I have Windows 2000Pro and Microsoft Office )
installed at home and exactly the same software installed at work (except
that I'm not on a network). I had the duplicate personal files problem at
work, and my administrator deleted the files by going to FILES on the Menu,
and choosing Data File Management. it contained a list of all 3 of my
personal files, and he just removed the two I didn't use -- easy! Now I get
on my computer at home, go to Files, and there is no Data File Management
choice. How come? Is there an administrative level I need to set? I am not
a techie on this, so please be very simple. All I did when I installed 2000
was to tell Outlook where my pst files were...and boom! 3 copies.
just a tad different. I have Windows 2000Pro and Microsoft Office )
installed at home and exactly the same software installed at work (except
that I'm not on a network). I had the duplicate personal files problem at
work, and my administrator deleted the files by going to FILES on the Menu,
and choosing Data File Management. it contained a list of all 3 of my
personal files, and he just removed the two I didn't use -- easy! Now I get
on my computer at home, go to Files, and there is no Data File Management
choice. How come? Is there an administrative level I need to set? I am not
a techie on this, so please be very simple. All I did when I installed 2000
was to tell Outlook where my pst files were...and boom! 3 copies.