Redundant folders?

[LurfysMa]

We just upgraded from old computers running Win2K & Office 2000 to new
computers running WinXP and Office 2007.

When I went to move my Outlook.pst files, I did a search on the new
(WinXP/Office 2007) machines for Outlook.pst and discovererd that they
were in:

c:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings
\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\Microsoft\Outlook

I was surprised at the "redundant" last two subfolders. On the old
(Win2K/Office 2000) machines, the pst files are in the same path
except for the last two subfolders:

c:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings
\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook

On the new machines, there are a few strange looking files in the
first \Outlook folder:

extend.dat
Microsoft Outlook Internet Settings.sharing.xml.obi
Microsoft Outlook Internet Settings.xml.kfl

There is nothing in the second \Microsoft folder.

Here's my question:

Is this file structure correct?

If not, should I repair it>

If so, how?

 

[Brian Tillman]

Here's my question:

Is this file structure correct?

If not, should I repair it>

If so, how?

Outlook doesn't really care what folder you use to store yor PST. The
folder structure is "not correct", but unless it bothers you, it doesn't
really matter. If you want to move your PST, see this:
http://www.slipstick.com/config/movepst.htm