Looking For Outlook in Explorer

I have two HD one called F and one C (slaved). F is my old HD before I upgraded to a new MB & HD I am trying to find outlook on my old drive in explorer. Where in the world does it reside I looked every where and can't find it.


Thanks Jim cloutier

 

Did you lose this thread Jcloutier?

Daizy

 

Daizy Sorry this is a new question I had : "Outlook" wich I used for other things besides e-mail placed on the desktop I just cant find where desktop programs are located in explorer.

Thanks Jim C.

 

Sorry about that Jcloutier
It's not under Windows? Have you tried using your search feature?

Daizy

 

Email files;
X:\Windows\Application Data\Indentities\{bunchoflettersandnumbers}\Microsoft\Outlook Express

OE [msimn.exe] and Address Book [wab.exe] X:\Program File\Outlook Express

Desktop items, that are not Shell Folders;
C:\Windows\Desktop and C:\Windows\All Users\Desktop [hidden folders].

 

Outlook is part of Microsoft Office. So C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\Outlook should be where it is.

Also if you Start/Find/files or folders and type Outlook, it will show you the path.

Also open windows explorer and in the left pane is "Desktop" right at the top. Open that and all the shortcuts on your desktop are listed.

 

Also open windows explorer and in the left pane is "Desktop" right at the top.

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What version of Windows are you looking at ?

My "Desktop " folder is buried waist deep under the Windows folder as C:\Windows\Desktop.

Is in SE and was in FE.

BillyBob

 

Hey BB,

I have 98se. My windows explorer left pane shows

Desktop
Fred C Dobbs (My Computer)
Trash
3.5 FDD
C:
D:
E:
F:
G:
H:
Y: Zip Drive
Z: CdRW
Printers
Control Panel
Dial Up Networking
Scheduled Tasks
Web Folders

I also have C:\windows|desktop folder as you do. This is an OEM version of win98se if that makes a difference. I got it when I bought a computer 4 years ago before I put this beast together.

 

Thanks.

But never mind. I goofed.

My eyeballs must have been playing Games with me or were not open wide enough. Or the morning Java had not kicked in yet. Or some other dumb thing.

The very first line at the top IS DESKTOP

BillyBob