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If Outlook 2010 no longer used the OUTCMD.DAT file, where does it now store users custom toolbar settings? &nbsp;<br />
And by any chance do you have alink to a MS article stating this and any other changes to the way Outlook handles its files now such as the nk2 file as you stated?<br />
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If Outlook 2010 no longer used the OUTCMD.DAT file, where does it now store users custom toolbar settings?  
And by any chance do you have alink to a MS article stating this and any other changes to the way Outlook handles its files now such as the nk2 file as you stated?
 
 
 


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Hello, <br />
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We are plainning our migration &nbsp;to Win 7/Office 2010. &nbsp; Part of the proces is to idenifty files that we need to backup or copy and then restore them once the user is on their new workstions. <br />
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First questoin - Is anyone going through this process now and what Outlook files are your carring over from Outlook 2003 to 2010.<br />
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2nd quesiton - Does Outlook 2010 still use the OUTCMD.DAT file?<br />
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Thanks for you input. 
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Hello, 

We are plainning our migration  to Win 7/Office 2010.   Part of the proces is to idenifty files that we need to backup or copy and then restore them once the user is on their new workstions. 

First questoin - Is anyone going through this process now and what Outlook files are your carring over from Outlook 2003 to 2010.

2nd quesiton - Does Outlook 2010 still use the OUTCMD.DAT file?

Thanks for you input. 

Outlook 2010 - OUTCMD.DAT

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.