What file contains my Favourites?

[Gilles]

Email ... look for file extension "dbx"

Address Book ... look for file extension "wab" in C:\WINDOWS\Application
Data\Microsoft\Address Book

 

[Ramesh [MVP]]

Freddie,

Assuming that you're referring to Outlook Express mails and address book:

Try OEBackup: http://www.oehelp.com/oebackup/default.aspx

Also, there is a backup utility (from Geniesoft) is also an excellent tool, but not a freeware.

--
Ramesh, Microsoft MVP
Windows XP Shell/User
http://www.mvps.org/sramesh2k

Windows 2000 Group Policy Registry Table:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/techinfo/reskit/en-us/gp/gpref.asp

Hi
I have reloaded WinXP+ie6 on another hard disk. I need to find the files
that contain my old address book and email.

Can anyone advise me the files names and paths?

Thanks

Ted

Please posts here on ng.

 

[Thomas Storm]

I have reloaded WinXP+ie6 on another hard disk. I need to find the files

that contain my old address book and email.

Can anyone advise me the files names and paths?

Please refer to the thread "Where are my old mail files?" for the
location of the mail files. As for your address book, the files you need
should be located in the following directory: "C:\Documents and
Settings\[username]\Application Data\Microsoft\Address Book". Look there
for the .wab files. There may be a couple of them there, so it'll be
trial-and-error to get the right one. If you get the wrong one, just empty
your address book and import a different one from that same dierctory. Just
be sure to backup the .wab file you tell your Address Book to discard! The
Address Book does _not_ move it's discarded files to the Recycle Bin!

 

[Fredddie]

Hi
I have reloaded WinXP+ie6 on another hard disk. I need to find the files
that contain my old address book and email.

Can anyone advise me the files names and paths?

Thanks

Ted

Please posts here on ng.

 

[hummingbird]

Hi
I have reloaded WinXP+ie6 on another hard disk. I need to find the files
that contain my old address book and email.

So why post an article regarding Favourites?

 

[Thomas Storm]

mysteriously appeared thru the usenet mist to inform us thus...

So why post an article regarding Favourites?

If you don't approve of the message sent, simply ignore it. Don't send a
foul rebuke for all to see.

 

[hummingbird]

If you don't approve of the message sent, simply ignore it. Don't send a
foul rebuke for all to see.

There's a problem with people posting messages on this NG which
are either misleading or incomplete. I was just trying to get the
OP to post his messages with a little more thought and accuracy.
Nothing wrong with that.