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Conference chefs::ms-exchange

Title:	Microsoft Exchange Server
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Moderator:	FLASK2::SYSTEM

Created:	Fri Feb 17 1995
Last Modified:	Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:	Thu Jun 05 1997
Number of topics:	1099
Total number of notes:	5174

894.0. "New to Exchange and I have a couple of questions" by CHOWDA::GLICKMAN (writing from Newport,RI) Thu Feb 20 1997 02:52

    Couple of questions.  I finished my migration from ALL-IN-1 to
    Exchange.
     
    Now if I have some folders on my laptop can someone clue me into 
    what directory on my hard drive they are stored in.
    I'd like to get this archived stuff on to a zip drive.
    
    Also, one of the folders I have had 9 items in it.  Now when I click
    on that folder nothing appears in the usual box on the right listing
    the subjects of the mail messages.  There seems to be an icon on the
    bottom right looking like an funnel with the smaller part on the bottom
    and 3 sets of parallel dashes next to it.  What does that mean?
    
    Is there a user's guide to Exchange?
    	
    Thanks for any input.

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
894.1		ODIXIE::MOREAU	Ken Moreau;Technical Support;Florida	`Thu Feb 20 1997 04:25`	24
	RE: .0 -< New to Exchange and I have a couple of questions >- > Now if I have some folders on my laptop can someone clue me into > what directory on my hard drive they are stored in. Check out Tools->Services. In there is a list of all of your off-line folders, as well as the Microsoft Exchange Server. For the off-line folders just click on them and click on Properties, and the Path (ie, the complete file spec) will show up. For the local copies of the on-line folders, click on Microsoft Exchange Server, click on Properties, then click on the Advanced tab, then click on Off-line Folder File Settings. (Did Microsoft want to hide this or what?) This will give you the Path name for these folders. > Is there a user's guide to Exchange? Wander around in here for awhile. Check out the Public Folders. But as far as I know, there is no specific document which addresses newbie qustions. But hey, this is a Microsoft product with a GUI, which of course means that it is so blindingly obvious that you won't need a manual...* -- Ken Moreau * = heavy sarcasm, for the humor impaired
894.2	Filter set	CHEFS::16.37.10.168::chefs::Henstridge		`Thu Feb 20 1997 11:19`	12
	> Also, one of the folders I have had 9 items in it. Now when I click > on that folder nothing appears in the usual box on the right listing > the subjects of the mail messages. There seems to be an icon on the > bottom right looking like an funnel with the smaller part on the bottom > and 3 sets of parallel dashes next to it. What does that mean? The funnel means that you have a filter set on the folder. Select the folder, then check the "View/Filter..." menu. Stephen Henstridge.
894.3		OGOPW1::tunsrv2-tunnel.imc.das.dec.com::michaelw	[email protected]	`Sun Apr 13 1997 06:05`	12
	Howdeeeeee, I have some documents a fellow Exchanger built for a customer. Can pack them up with ZIP and email them to you. Exchange/Schedule+ primers through intermediate use. They're big unzipped, 4Mb, 5Mb and 9Mb. [email protected] Tal.