Outlook Express For The Mac Files Are Stored Where In Os 9.x

I just called Microsoft as I wanted to back up my 'pst' file on my MBA. Turns out that there is no pst file in outlook for mac 2011. Instead it relies on a database that is located as below: Documents - Microsoft User Data - Office 2011 Identies - Main Identity The 'main identity' folder holds all the data from email, calander, etc. Its usually a good idea to back up this folder from time to time in the event outlook crashes or gets corrupted you always have a backup folder. I just downloaded about 8 gigs of emails from my gmail account.

Can anyone tell me if there is such a thing as Outlook Express for Mac OSX. What I want to to is set up an email client so that I can set up an automated response to certain emails containg certain words etc etc.

In the older versions of outlook the pst file used to get unstable at about 1.5 gigs. Not sure when it gets unstable in the latest version, but I've been bitten twice with lost data so I'm not risking it again and backing up. Good luck with your data. Apple Footer • This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums.

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My Summer 2000 iMac apparently decided the new iMac I bought was reason enough to die. I plugged in my new one, and the next day, turned on the old Mac to look at some old emails. After a few minutes, it started popping, and the screen faded out, and will not power back on! The screen had been having color issues for months, but the fact the unit won't power on at all indicates to me it is a power supply that went bad.

Will the Apple Store do repairs on old CRT iMacs? I had backed everything up from the old Mac, and it is all on my new Mac. The only real reason I want to bring my old one back to life is because I have email on Outlook Express for Mac 5.0.6, and as far as I've been able to tell, the Intel Macs will not run OS 9 apps, and Apple Mail won't import it. I tried Eudora, but it crashes during import. I'm mainly looking for help getting my old OS 9 Outlook emails readable on 10.6.1, but if you think it would be easier to get my old machine fixed, let me know. From your description, it sounds like the PAV (Power-Analog-Video) board has gone bad. Given the age of your iMac and its negligible market value, it would be cost-prohibitive to pay an Apple repair shop to replace the part, both in terms of the cost of the part and the labor to install it.

Additionally, it's not a repair for someone who's inexperienced with CRT-type TV repairs, because you must discharge the stored high voltage to avoid serious injury or death from electrical shock. You'd be better off checking your local Craig's List or thrift stores for a comparable slot-loading iMac (it doesn't need to be the same processor speed). You could then swap your hard drive into the unit and print your e-mails or copy their text into SimpleText, AppleWorks, Microsoft Word, etc. Since Apple's OS 9.x PowerPC code-based programs won't run on your Intel processor-based iMac with Rosetta, you should just convert the e-mails to Rich Text Format. From your description, it sounds like the PAV (Power-Analog-Video) board has gone bad. Given the age of your iMac and its negligible market value, it would be cost-prohibitive to pay an Apple repair shop to replace the part, both in terms of the cost of the part and the labor to install it.