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As per this URL's reference<br />
<a href="http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/outlook/thread/5d86f380-6c93-4751-a5e2-3980dfa70dbc/" rel="ugc nofollow">http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/outlook/thread/5d86f380-6c93-4751-a5e2-3980dfa70dbc/</a><br />
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for #4, since you tried renaming outcmd.dat, that just leaves you with &lt;profile_name&gt;.xml* file. &nbsp;This is the file that keep track of the pane of your favorites and shortcuts.<br />
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* XML = Outlook 2010<br />
* FAV = Outlook 2003/2007<br />

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As per this URL's reference
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/outlook/thread/5d86f380-6c93-4751-a5e2-3980dfa70dbc/ [http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/outlook/thread/5d86f380-6c93-4751-a5e2-3980dfa70dbc/]

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for #4, since you tried renaming outcmd.dat, that just leaves you with <profile_name>.xml* file.  This is the file that keep track of the pane of your favorites and shortcuts.
 
* XML = Outlook 2010
* FAV = Outlook 2003/2007


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&lt;profile&gt;.xml file should be around\under the %appdata%/Microsoft/Outloo<wbr />k folder 
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<profile>.xml file should be around\under the %appdata%/Microsoft/Outlook folder

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my question was if the Outlook Favourites do get stored/saved locally or on the exchange?<br />
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and where is the FAV file located: is it inside the PST file or on a separate directory on the C Drive? 
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my question was if the Outlook Favourites do get stored/saved locally or on the exchange?

and where is the FAV file located: is it inside the PST file or on a separate directory on the C Drive?

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where exactly gets the Outlook 2010 *.fav locally stored?<br />
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is it integrated in the PST file or does it have a path for itself? &nbsp;<br />
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where exactly gets the Outlook 2010 *.fav locally stored?

is it integrated in the PST file or does it have a path for itself?  



Outlook 2010 *.fav data path

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