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will that work on all platforms?<br />
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win 98? &nbsp;or just win nt?
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will that work on all platforms?

win 98?  or just win nt?

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It will work on all NT based systems and could possibly work on Win98 if there are multiple profiles set up on it. I don't have win98 here to test with.
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It will work on all NT based systems and could possibly work on Win98 if there are multiple profiles set up on it. I don't have win98 here to test with.

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actually - i've just run this code - and that doesn't give me the path to the PSTs - it just gives me the path to the different profile directories
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actually - i've just run this code - and that doesn't give me the path to the PSTs - it just gives me the path to the different profile directories

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It should give you the path to the PST's as the code is only looking for pst files.<br />
The code looks for the pst files in the User Profile's directories. Could there be pst files outside of the user profiles? If so,you might want to search the entire drive for pst files instead. <br />

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It should give you the path to the PST's as the code is only looking for pst files.
The code looks for the pst files in the User Profile's directories. Could there be pst files outside of the user profiles? If so,you might want to search the entire drive for pst files instead.


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outlook creates user profiles on a compute r- and within a user profile is usually specified a several PST files<br />
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from within VB - how would I identify the list of outlook profiles - and the paths to the PSTs associated with each outlook profile?
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outlook creates user profiles on a compute r- and within a user profile is usually specified a several PST files

from within VB - how would I identify the list of outlook profiles - and the paths to the PSTs associated with each outlook profile?

how do I find the path to the outlook profile PSTs from VB

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