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How to find the folder where my Outlook file is located?
- Start your Outlook
- Check if the folder list is visible on the left side. If not then click on the menu 'view' and then on 'folder list'.
- Right click on the 'personal folders' in the folder list.
- Click on 'Properties' and then on 'Advanced'.
- The path to the pst file is shown in the second row.
View this demo to learn how you find the path of your pst file.
How to share the folder where my Outlook file is located in my network?
Here you learn How to share a folder in Windows XP.
Can I automate the synchronization of my pst files?
Yes, you can batch your synchronization in the Professional version. The following parameters are supported:
- /settings [file]
- opens the scenario in the saved file
- /mode [mode]
- specifies the synchronization direction:
- toleft
- toright
- both - /nolog
- you are not asked for the log after the synchronization
- /quit
- Quits SynchPst after the synchronization automatically.
- /all
- synchronizes the complete pst file
- /hide
- Starts the Outlook synchronization minimized. You see the SynchPst icon in the tray near the clock.
How do I create a spo file?
- Choose source and target file.
- Tick the folders you want to synchronize.
- Click on File > Save to create the spo file.
If you want to synchronize your scenario saved in "c:\test.spo" in both directions
and don't want to see the log file and SynchPst should quits after synchronization
then you need this command:
synchpst.exe /settings c:\test.spo /mode both /nolog /quit
For more information contact us at support@synchpst.com