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Thats the beauty off exchange, you can just delete the profile and add it again. Then just by opening Outlook it will recreate the OST file again from Exchange.
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Hi

Thats the beauty off exchange, you can just delete the profile and add it again. Then just by opening Outlook it will recreate the OST file again from Exchange.

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Understood, is there any othjer option? &nbsp;<br />
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This user will do anything NOT to lose their auto-complete list... they just rely to heavily on it.
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Understood, is there any othjer option?  

This user will do anything NOT to lose their auto-complete list... they just rely to heavily on it.

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I have a user who has Outlook 2010 in cache mode. &nbsp;We have several users setup this way with our Exchange 2010 server. &nbsp;I have confirmed that he has a local .ost file that is current in the C:\Users\username\AppData\<wbr />Local\Micr<wbr />osoft\Outl<wbr />ook &nbsp;folder.<br />
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However, when I look under the account settings &gt;&nbsp;Data File tab, it shows 'online' as the location for this users .ost. &nbsp;This seems odd as mine shows the path as shown above.<br />
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Why would it say online and can that be causing problems? &nbsp;Is there a way to change it to the users folder, or does the mailbox need to be rebuilt?
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I have a user who has Outlook 2010 in cache mode.  We have several users setup this way with our Exchange 2010 server.  I have confirmed that he has a local .ost file that is current in the C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook  folder.

However, when I look under the account settings > Data File tab, it shows 'online' as the location for this users .ost.  This seems odd as mine shows the path as shown above.

Why would it say online and can that be causing problems?  Is there a way to change it to the users folder, or does the mailbox need to be rebuilt?

Cache Mode question

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.