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I am able to find the Outlook.pst file without problem. But what abouit the &quot;profile&quot; that one finds with Outlook XP or Outlook 2003? Usually that is accessed via the &quot;Mail&quot; control panel...but I don't see it for this installation of Outlook 2000
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I am able to find the Outlook.pst file without problem. But what abouit the "profile" that one finds with Outlook XP or Outlook 2003? Usually that is accessed via the "Mail" control panel...but I don't see it for this installation of Outlook 2000

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Issaquah,<br />
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Outlook 2000 is different than Outlook 2002 and 2003. Go to Control Panel &gt;&nbsp;Mail and see if you can see the profiles.
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Issaquah,

Outlook 2000 is different than Outlook 2002 and 2003. Go to Control Panel > Mail and see if you can see the profiles.

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Not there....should they be? Are they somewhere else? Or does Outlook 2000 not use it?
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Not there....should they be? Are they somewhere else? Or does Outlook 2000 not use it?

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Right-click the Microsoft Outlook icon on your desktop, and then click Properties in the pop-up menu. &nbsp;Click Show Profiles.
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Right-click the Microsoft Outlook icon on your desktop, and then click Properties in the pop-up menu.  Click Show Profiles.

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Two questions about Outlook 2000:<br />
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1. How can I completely wipe out all data from Outlook 2000 and start fresh. In Outlook 2003, I can delete the data file and then delete the profile. When I restart Outlook 2003 it creates a new profile and I can add or import data. I can't find that in Outlook 2000.<br />
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2. This Outlook 2000 file has TWO sets of top level Personal Folders. They are identical...but Outlook prevents me from deleting this set of folder. How do I fix that?
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Two questions about Outlook 2000:

1. How can I completely wipe out all data from Outlook 2000 and start fresh. In Outlook 2003, I can delete the data file and then delete the profile. When I restart Outlook 2003 it creates a new profile and I can add or import data. I can't find that in Outlook 2000.

2. This Outlook 2000 file has TWO sets of top level Personal Folders. They are identical...but Outlook prevents me from deleting this set of folder. How do I fix that?

Outlook 2000 questions

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.