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I am using autoarchive and it is set to send my archived messages to the
default archive.pst file. However, there is nothing in that file when I try
to open it by going through "open outlook data file" or clicking on the
archive folder in Outlook. However, I discovered two other .pst files that
are entitled backup.pst and Outlook backup.pst. I opened them and they
created linked "personal folders" in Outlook that seem to contain the
archived Inbox messages I was looking for. However, I don't really
understand why there is nothing in the archive folder and how these files got
created. Some of my inbox messages are in one and other inbox messages are
in the other file (I don't have any additional folders for received mail
besides my inbox folder). Could someone help me understand - I could see
potentially creating one of them myself before I learned about autoarchive,
but I know I didn't create both? I'd like my messages to go only to the
archive folder (the autoarchive options still say they are supposed to go to
the default archive.pst folder).
default archive.pst file. However, there is nothing in that file when I try
to open it by going through "open outlook data file" or clicking on the
archive folder in Outlook. However, I discovered two other .pst files that
are entitled backup.pst and Outlook backup.pst. I opened them and they
created linked "personal folders" in Outlook that seem to contain the
archived Inbox messages I was looking for. However, I don't really
understand why there is nothing in the archive folder and how these files got
created. Some of my inbox messages are in one and other inbox messages are
in the other file (I don't have any additional folders for received mail
besides my inbox folder). Could someone help me understand - I could see
potentially creating one of them myself before I learned about autoarchive,
but I know I didn't create both? I'd like my messages to go only to the
archive folder (the autoarchive options still say they are supposed to go to
the default archive.pst folder).