transferring folder

[Guest]

i have created a database (let us call folder B) that is in folderA that is
in Personal Folders. I need to transfer the contacts into another computer
(will do it via jump drive) - both computers XP Pro. Where is folder B? I
have right clicked on folder B but apparently one can only copy within
"Folder List" - have gone to Application Data etc but cannot find it, have
use "Looked for" to no avail - your help very much appreciated. Take care,
David

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

Unclear question.
Any Folder you create in Outlook will be in your Outlook data file (PST
file).

 

[Guest]

yes but i only want to transfer Folder B not the 30 folders etc - can i do
this and if not would the alternative be to transfer Outlook.pst file and
then delete all the other folders - as the database will be transferred back
and forth continually this is going to be very laborious - surely there are
"shortcuts"?

Unclear question.
Any Folder you create in Outlook will be in your Outlook data file (PST
file).

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

i have created a database (let us call folder B) that is in folderA that is
in Personal Folders. I need to transfer the contacts into another computer
(will do it via jump drive) - both computers XP Pro. Where is folder B? I
have right clicked on folder B but apparently one can only copy within
"Folder List" - have gone to Application Data etc but cannot find it, have
use "Looked for" to no avail - your help very much appreciated. Take care,
David

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

Then just copy this folder into its own PST file.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

yes but i only want to transfer Folder B not the 30 folders etc - can i do
this and if not would the alternative be to transfer Outlook.pst file and
then delete all the other folders - as the database will be transferred
back
and forth continually this is going to be very laborious - surely there
are
"shortcuts"?

Unclear question.
Any Folder you create in Outlook will be in your Outlook data file (PST
file).

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

i have created a database (let us call folder B) that is in folderA that
is
in Personal Folders. I need to transfer the contacts into another
computer
(will do it via jump drive) - both computers XP Pro. Where is folder B?
I
have right clicked on folder B but apparently one can only copy within
"Folder List" - have gone to Application Data etc but cannot find it,
have
use "Looked for" to no avail - your help very much appreciated. Take
care,
David

 

[Guest]

You're dealing with a TCP (technologically challenged person) - i don't know
how to create a .pst file and the crrent data is in a folder - thanks. David
--
Take care, David

Then just copy this folder into its own PST file.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

yes but i only want to transfer Folder B not the 30 folders etc - can i do
this and if not would the alternative be to transfer Outlook.pst file and
then delete all the other folders - as the database will be transferred
back
and forth continually this is going to be very laborious - surely there
are
"shortcuts"?

Unclear question.
Any Folder you create in Outlook will be in your Outlook data file (PST
file).

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
i have created a database (let us call folder B) that is in folderA that
is
in Personal Folders. I need to transfer the contacts into another
computer
(will do it via jump drive) - both computers XP Pro. Where is folder B?
I
have right clicked on folder B but apparently one can only copy within
"Folder List" - have gone to Application Data etc but cannot find it,
have
use "Looked for" to no avail - your help very much appreciated. Take
care,
David

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

It's not hard.
In Outlook: File > New > Outlook Data File (make sure you remember the name
and location of the file you are creating).
Just copy this Folder from your current PST file into the new one you just
created.
Close Outlook.
Copy this PST file and open it in the other installation to access it (File

Open > Outlook Data File).

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

You're dealing with a TCP (technologically challenged person) - i don't
know
how to create a .pst file and the crrent data is in a folder - thanks.
David
--
Take care, David

Then just copy this folder into its own PST file.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

yes but i only want to transfer Folder B not the 30 folders etc - can i
do
this and if not would the alternative be to transfer Outlook.pst file
and
then delete all the other folders - as the database will be transferred
back
and forth continually this is going to be very laborious - surely there
are
"shortcuts"?


:

Unclear question.
Any Folder you create in Outlook will be in your Outlook data file
(PST
file).

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
i have created a database (let us call folder B) that is in folderA
that
is
in Personal Folders. I need to transfer the contacts into another
computer
(will do it via jump drive) - both computers XP Pro. Where is folder
B?
I
have right clicked on folder B but apparently one can only copy
within
"Folder List" - have gone to Application Data etc but cannot find
it,
have
use "Looked for" to no avail - your help very much appreciated. Take
care,
David

 

[Guest]

hopefully this doesn't sound dumb but yes i created new folder
(databases.pst) in same folder as Outlook.pst etc - no problem but how do I
copy Folder B into it - it is not showing up (understandably?) in "Personal
Folders" so when I right-click on Folder B I cannot copy it to new folder
(databases.pst) because i do not know where it is - your help greatly
appreciated. David

It's not hard.
In Outlook: File > New > Outlook Data File (make sure you remember the name
and location of the file you are creating).
Just copy this Folder from your current PST file into the new one you just
created.
Close Outlook.
Copy this PST file and open it in the other installation to access it (File

Open > Outlook Data File).

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

You're dealing with a TCP (technologically challenged person) - i don't
know
how to create a .pst file and the crrent data is in a folder - thanks.
David
--
Take care, David

Then just copy this folder into its own PST file.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
yes but i only want to transfer Folder B not the 30 folders etc - can i
do
this and if not would the alternative be to transfer Outlook.pst file
and
then delete all the other folders - as the database will be transferred
back
and forth continually this is going to be very laborious - surely there
are
"shortcuts"?


:

Unclear question.
Any Folder you create in Outlook will be in your Outlook data file
(PST
file).

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
i have created a database (let us call folder B) that is in folderA
that
is
in Personal Folders. I need to transfer the contacts into another
computer
(will do it via jump drive) - both computers XP Pro. Where is folder
B?
I
have right clicked on folder B but apparently one can only copy
within
"Folder List" - have gone to Application Data etc but cannot find
it,
have
use "Looked for" to no avail - your help very much appreciated. Take
care,
David

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

Your post is confusing.
You cannot create a PST within a PST.
Describe more accurately what you did.
Any PST you create will appear in your Folder list, enabling easy transfer
of folders from one PST to another.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

hopefully this doesn't sound dumb but yes i created new folder
(databases.pst) in same folder as Outlook.pst etc - no problem but how do
I
copy Folder B into it - it is not showing up (understandably?) in
"Personal
Folders" so when I right-click on Folder B I cannot copy it to new folder
(databases.pst) because i do not know where it is - your help greatly
appreciated. David

It's not hard.
In Outlook: File > New > Outlook Data File (make sure you remember the
name
and location of the file you are creating).
Just copy this Folder from your current PST file into the new one you
just
created.
Close Outlook.
Copy this PST file and open it in the other installation to access it
(File

Open > Outlook Data File).

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

You're dealing with a TCP (technologically challenged person) - i don't
know
how to create a .pst file and the crrent data is in a folder - thanks.
David
--
Take care, David


:

Then just copy this folder into its own PST file.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
yes but i only want to transfer Folder B not the 30 folders etc -
can i
do
this and if not would the alternative be to transfer Outlook.pst
file
and
then delete all the other folders - as the database will be
transferred
back
and forth continually this is going to be very laborious - surely
there
are
"shortcuts"?


:

Unclear question.
Any Folder you create in Outlook will be in your Outlook data file
(PST
file).

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
i have created a database (let us call folder B) that is in
folderA
that
is
in Personal Folders. I need to transfer the contacts into another
computer
(will do it via jump drive) - both computers XP Pro. Where is
folder
B?
I
have right clicked on folder B but apparently one can only copy
within
"Folder List" - have gone to Application Data etc but cannot find
it,
have
use "Looked for" to no avail - your help very much appreciated.
Take
care,
David

 

[Guest]

I'll try and be clearer - i created a new folder(databases.pst) in
D:\Documents and Settings\David Mollet\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook and that folder already included folders
"Outlook.pst", "Outlook backup.pst" and "archive.pst" but databases.pst has
not appeared in the Folder List hence the problem - hope that clear it up.
David

Your post is confusing.
You cannot create a PST within a PST.
Describe more accurately what you did.
Any PST you create will appear in your Folder list, enabling easy transfer
of folders from one PST to another.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

hopefully this doesn't sound dumb but yes i created new folder
(databases.pst) in same folder as Outlook.pst etc - no problem but how do
I
copy Folder B into it - it is not showing up (understandably?) in
"Personal
Folders" so when I right-click on Folder B I cannot copy it to new folder
(databases.pst) because i do not know where it is - your help greatly
appreciated. David

It's not hard.
In Outlook: File > New > Outlook Data File (make sure you remember the
name
and location of the file you are creating).
Just copy this Folder from your current PST file into the new one you
just
created.
Close Outlook.
Copy this PST file and open it in the other installation to access it
(File
Open > Outlook Data File).
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
You're dealing with a TCP (technologically challenged person) - i don't
know
how to create a .pst file and the crrent data is in a folder - thanks.
David
--
Take care, David


:

Then just copy this folder into its own PST file.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
yes but i only want to transfer Folder B not the 30 folders etc -
can i
do
this and if not would the alternative be to transfer Outlook.pst
file
and
then delete all the other folders - as the database will be
transferred
back
and forth continually this is going to be very laborious - surely
there
are
"shortcuts"?


:

Unclear question.
Any Folder you create in Outlook will be in your Outlook data file
(PST
file).

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
i have created a database (let us call folder B) that is in
folderA
that
is
in Personal Folders. I need to transfer the contacts into another
computer
(will do it via jump drive) - both computers XP Pro. Where is
folder
B?
I
have right clicked on folder B but apparently one can only copy
within
"Folder List" - have gone to Application Data etc but cannot find
it,
have
use "Looked for" to no avail - your help very much appreciated.
Take
care,
David

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

You are confusing the terms folder and file.
If in fact you created a new PST file in Outlook, it would appear in the
Folder list view permitting you to copy a folder from one PST file to
another.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

I'll try and be clearer - i created a new folder(databases.pst) in
D:\Documents and Settings\David Mollet\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook and that folder already included folders
"Outlook.pst", "Outlook backup.pst" and "archive.pst" but databases.pst
has
not appeared in the Folder List hence the problem - hope that clear it up.
David

Your post is confusing.
You cannot create a PST within a PST.
Describe more accurately what you did.
Any PST you create will appear in your Folder list, enabling easy
transfer
of folders from one PST to another.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

hopefully this doesn't sound dumb but yes i created new folder
(databases.pst) in same folder as Outlook.pst etc - no problem but how
do
I
copy Folder B into it - it is not showing up (understandably?) in
"Personal
Folders" so when I right-click on Folder B I cannot copy it to new
folder
(databases.pst) because i do not know where it is - your help greatly
appreciated. David


:

It's not hard.
In Outlook: File > New > Outlook Data File (make sure you remember the
name
and location of the file you are creating).
Just copy this Folder from your current PST file into the new one you
just
created.
Close Outlook.
Copy this PST file and open it in the other installation to access it
(File
Open > Outlook Data File).
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
You're dealing with a TCP (technologically challenged person) - i
don't
know
how to create a .pst file and the crrent data is in a folder -
thanks.
David
--
Take care, David


:

Then just copy this folder into its own PST file.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
yes but i only want to transfer Folder B not the 30 folders etc -
can i
do
this and if not would the alternative be to transfer Outlook.pst
file
and
then delete all the other folders - as the database will be
transferred
back
and forth continually this is going to be very laborious - surely
there
are
"shortcuts"?


:

Unclear question.
Any Folder you create in Outlook will be in your Outlook data
file
(PST
file).

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
i have created a database (let us call folder B) that is in
folderA
that
is
in Personal Folders. I need to transfer the contacts into
another
computer
(will do it via jump drive) - both computers XP Pro. Where is
folder
B?
I
have right clicked on folder B but apparently one can only
copy
within
"Folder List" - have gone to Application Data etc but cannot
find
it,
have
use "Looked for" to no avail - your help very much
appreciated.
Take
care,
David

 

[Guest]

apologies - the files are Office Data Files but I donot understand why the
new one I created (databases.pst) does not show up in"Personal Folders" and
this results in me being unable to copy Folder B into it - advice greatly
appreciated.

You are confusing the terms folder and file.
If in fact you created a new PST file in Outlook, it would appear in the
Folder list view permitting you to copy a folder from one PST file to
another.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

I'll try and be clearer - i created a new folder(databases.pst) in
D:\Documents and Settings\David Mollet\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook and that folder already included folders
"Outlook.pst", "Outlook backup.pst" and "archive.pst" but databases.pst
has
not appeared in the Folder List hence the problem - hope that clear it up.
David

Your post is confusing.
You cannot create a PST within a PST.
Describe more accurately what you did.
Any PST you create will appear in your Folder list, enabling easy
transfer
of folders from one PST to another.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
hopefully this doesn't sound dumb but yes i created new folder
(databases.pst) in same folder as Outlook.pst etc - no problem but how
do
I
copy Folder B into it - it is not showing up (understandably?) in
"Personal
Folders" so when I right-click on Folder B I cannot copy it to new
folder
(databases.pst) because i do not know where it is - your help greatly
appreciated. David


:

It's not hard.
In Outlook: File > New > Outlook Data File (make sure you remember the
name
and location of the file you are creating).
Just copy this Folder from your current PST file into the new one you
just
created.
Close Outlook.
Copy this PST file and open it in the other installation to access it
(File
Open > Outlook Data File).
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
You're dealing with a TCP (technologically challenged person) - i
don't
know
how to create a .pst file and the crrent data is in a folder -
thanks.
David
--
Take care, David


:

Then just copy this folder into its own PST file.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
yes but i only want to transfer Folder B not the 30 folders etc -
can i
do
this and if not would the alternative be to transfer Outlook.pst
file
and
then delete all the other folders - as the database will be
transferred
back
and forth continually this is going to be very laborious - surely
there
are
"shortcuts"?


:

Unclear question.
Any Folder you create in Outlook will be in your Outlook data
file
(PST
file).

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
i have created a database (let us call folder B) that is in
folderA
that
is
in Personal Folders. I need to transfer the contacts into
another
computer
(will do it via jump drive) - both computers XP Pro. Where is
folder
B?
I
have right clicked on folder B but apparently one can only
copy
within
"Folder List" - have gone to Application Data etc but cannot
find
it,
have
use "Looked for" to no avail - your help very much
appreciated.
Take
care,
David

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

Use Folder View.
You have not yet posted your Outlook version so I can not tell you how to
invoke that view if you do not already know.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

apologies - the files are Office Data Files but I donot understand why
the
new one I created (databases.pst) does not show up in"Personal Folders"
and
this results in me being unable to copy Folder B into it - advice greatly
appreciated.

You are confusing the terms folder and file.
If in fact you created a new PST file in Outlook, it would appear in the
Folder list view permitting you to copy a folder from one PST file to
another.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

I'll try and be clearer - i created a new folder(databases.pst) in
D:\Documents and Settings\David Mollet\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook and that folder already included folders
"Outlook.pst", "Outlook backup.pst" and "archive.pst" but databases.pst
has
not appeared in the Folder List hence the problem - hope that clear it
up.
David

:

Your post is confusing.
You cannot create a PST within a PST.
Describe more accurately what you did.
Any PST you create will appear in your Folder list, enabling easy
transfer
of folders from one PST to another.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
hopefully this doesn't sound dumb but yes i created new folder
(databases.pst) in same folder as Outlook.pst etc - no problem but
how
do
I
copy Folder B into it - it is not showing up (understandably?) in
"Personal
Folders" so when I right-click on Folder B I cannot copy it to new
folder
(databases.pst) because i do not know where it is - your help
greatly
appreciated. David


:

It's not hard.
In Outlook: File > New > Outlook Data File (make sure you remember
the
name
and location of the file you are creating).
Just copy this Folder from your current PST file into the new one
you
just
created.
Close Outlook.
Copy this PST file and open it in the other installation to access
it
(File
Open > Outlook Data File).
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
You're dealing with a TCP (technologically challenged person) - i
don't
know
how to create a .pst file and the crrent data is in a folder -
thanks.
David
--
Take care, David


:

Then just copy this folder into its own PST file.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
yes but i only want to transfer Folder B not the 30 folders
etc -
can i
do
this and if not would the alternative be to transfer
Outlook.pst
file
and
then delete all the other folders - as the database will be
transferred
back
and forth continually this is going to be very laborious -
surely
there
are
"shortcuts"?


:

Unclear question.
Any Folder you create in Outlook will be in your Outlook data
file
(PST
file).

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
i have created a database (let us call folder B) that is in
folderA
that
is
in Personal Folders. I need to transfer the contacts into
another
computer
(will do it via jump drive) - both computers XP Pro. Where
is
folder
B?
I
have right clicked on folder B but apparently one can only
copy
within
"Folder List" - have gone to Application Data etc but
cannot
find
it,
have
use "Looked for" to no avail - your help very much
appreciated.
Take
care,
David

 

[Guest]

Russ I appreciate all your efforts but I have found that I can export Folder
B as an Access file and that solves the problem - many many thanks. David

Use Folder View.
You have not yet posted your Outlook version so I can not tell you how to
invoke that view if you do not already know.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

apologies - the files are Office Data Files but I donot understand why
the
new one I created (databases.pst) does not show up in"Personal Folders"
and
this results in me being unable to copy Folder B into it - advice greatly
appreciated.

You are confusing the terms folder and file.
If in fact you created a new PST file in Outlook, it would appear in the
Folder list view permitting you to copy a folder from one PST file to
another.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I'll try and be clearer - i created a new folder(databases.pst) in
D:\Documents and Settings\David Mollet\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook and that folder already included folders
"Outlook.pst", "Outlook backup.pst" and "archive.pst" but databases.pst
has
not appeared in the Folder List hence the problem - hope that clear it
up.
David

:

Your post is confusing.
You cannot create a PST within a PST.
Describe more accurately what you did.
Any PST you create will appear in your Folder list, enabling easy
transfer
of folders from one PST to another.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
hopefully this doesn't sound dumb but yes i created new folder
(databases.pst) in same folder as Outlook.pst etc - no problem but
how
do
I
copy Folder B into it - it is not showing up (understandably?) in
"Personal
Folders" so when I right-click on Folder B I cannot copy it to new
folder
(databases.pst) because i do not know where it is - your help
greatly
appreciated. David


:

It's not hard.
In Outlook: File > New > Outlook Data File (make sure you remember
the
name
and location of the file you are creating).
Just copy this Folder from your current PST file into the new one
you
just
created.
Close Outlook.
Copy this PST file and open it in the other installation to access
it
(File
Open > Outlook Data File).
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
You're dealing with a TCP (technologically challenged person) - i
don't
know
how to create a .pst file and the crrent data is in a folder -
thanks.
David
--
Take care, David


:

Then just copy this folder into its own PST file.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
yes but i only want to transfer Folder B not the 30 folders
etc -
can i
do
this and if not would the alternative be to transfer
Outlook.pst
file
and
then delete all the other folders - as the database will be
transferred
back
and forth continually this is going to be very laborious -
surely
there
are
"shortcuts"?


:

Unclear question.
Any Folder you create in Outlook will be in your Outlook data
file
(PST
file).

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
i have created a database (let us call folder B) that is in
folderA
that
is
in Personal Folders. I need to transfer the contacts into
another
computer
(will do it via jump drive) - both computers XP Pro. Where
is
folder
B?
I
have right clicked on folder B but apparently one can only
copy
within
"Folder List" - have gone to Application Data etc but
cannot
find
it,
have
use "Looked for" to no avail - your help very much
appreciated.
Take
care,
David

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

Yes, that works, but it is a poor choice.
Any time you export and change file formats you lose some data.
Just copying and opening the PST file is far safer.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

Russ I appreciate all your efforts but I have found that I can export
Folder
B as an Access file and that solves the problem - many many thanks. David

Use Folder View.
You have not yet posted your Outlook version so I can not tell you how to
invoke that view if you do not already know.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

apologies - the files are Office Data Files but I donot understand why
the
new one I created (databases.pst) does not show up in"Personal Folders"
and
this results in me being unable to copy Folder B into it - advice
greatly
appreciated.


:

You are confusing the terms folder and file.
If in fact you created a new PST file in Outlook, it would appear in
the
Folder list view permitting you to copy a folder from one PST file to
another.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I'll try and be clearer - i created a new folder(databases.pst) in
D:\Documents and Settings\David Mollet\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook and that folder already included folders
"Outlook.pst", "Outlook backup.pst" and "archive.pst" but
databases.pst
has
not appeared in the Folder List hence the problem - hope that clear
it
up.
David

:

Your post is confusing.
You cannot create a PST within a PST.
Describe more accurately what you did.
Any PST you create will appear in your Folder list, enabling easy
transfer
of folders from one PST to another.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
hopefully this doesn't sound dumb but yes i created new folder
(databases.pst) in same folder as Outlook.pst etc - no problem
but
how
do
I
copy Folder B into it - it is not showing up (understandably?) in
"Personal
Folders" so when I right-click on Folder B I cannot copy it to
new
folder
(databases.pst) because i do not know where it is - your help
greatly
appreciated. David


:

It's not hard.
In Outlook: File > New > Outlook Data File (make sure you
remember
the
name
and location of the file you are creating).
Just copy this Folder from your current PST file into the new
one
you
just
created.
Close Outlook.
Copy this PST file and open it in the other installation to
access
it
(File
Open > Outlook Data File).
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
You're dealing with a TCP (technologically challenged
person) - i
don't
know
how to create a .pst file and the crrent data is in a folder -
thanks.
David
--
Take care, David


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Then just copy this folder into its own PST file.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
yes but i only want to transfer Folder B not the 30 folders
etc -
can i
do
this and if not would the alternative be to transfer
Outlook.pst
file
and
then delete all the other folders - as the database will be
transferred
back
and forth continually this is going to be very laborious -
surely
there
are
"shortcuts"?


:

Unclear question.
Any Folder you create in Outlook will be in your Outlook
data
file
(PST
file).

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
i have created a database (let us call folder B) that is
in
folderA
that
is
in Personal Folders. I need to transfer the contacts
into
another
computer
(will do it via jump drive) - both computers XP Pro.
Where
is
folder
B?
I
have right clicked on folder B but apparently one can
only
copy
within
"Folder List" - have gone to Application Data etc but
cannot
find
it,
have
use "Looked for" to no avail - your help very much
appreciated.
Take
care,
David