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I haven't use Entourage, but if it acts anything like most apps in OSX, the files will be found within the &nbsp;/users/[username]/Library/<wbr /> folder under applications or some other folder.
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I haven't use Entourage, but if it acts anything like most apps in OSX, the files will be found within the  /users/[username]/Library/ folder under applications or some other folder.

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Sorry, the correct path would be /users/[username]/Library/<wbr />Preference<wbr />s/ folder
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Sorry, the correct path would be /users/[username]/Library/Preferences/ folder

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I have setup my email account in Entourage. There are top level, &quot;My Email account&quot; and &quot;On My Computer&quot;. All mails stored in &quot;My Email account&quot; is stored under a database under /users/[username]/document<wbr />s/microsof<wbr />t/user data/office 2008/identities/Main Identity.<br />
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All the mails under /[username]/library/caches<wbr />/metadata/<wbr />microsoft/<wbr />entourage/<wbr />2008/main identity/messages.<br />
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I need to restore some mails under &quot;On My Computer&quot; two days ago but I couldn't find those mails in my Time machine. Have any idea where the emails are stored under &quot;On My Computer&quot;. How can I restored those mails from the Time Machine ?<br />
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I have setup my email account in Entourage. There are top level, "My Email account" and "On My Computer". All mails stored in "My Email account" is stored under a database under /users/[username]/documents/microsoft/user data/office 2008/identities/Main Identity.

All the mails under /[username]/library/caches/metadata/microsoft/entourage/2008/main identity/messages.

I need to restore some mails under "On My Computer" two days ago but I couldn't find those mails in my Time machine. Have any idea where the emails are stored under "On My Computer". How can I restored those mails from the Time Machine ?

Thanks


Where the mails were physically stored in Entourage

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