Backing up your outlook inbox, local folders and sent folder to a .pst file on a regular basis can serve you well if your computer ever crashes. Making these backups a weekly or monthly routine is a good idea. To backup your Outlook 2010 email, please follow these instructions:<\/p>\n
1. Bring up Outlook 2010<\/p>\n
2. Click on the File Tab<\/p>\n
3. Click on Open<\/p>\n
4. Click on Import (You will see the blue and green arrows)<\/p>\n
5. Choose Export to a file; then click next<\/p>\n
6. Choose Outlook Data File .pst; then click next<\/p>\n
7. Select the folder to export from; make sure you have “Include Subfolders” check at the bottom and click Next<\/p>\n
8. Save the exported file to an area that is not on your local hard drive. Saving it to pangea or an portable external disk is a good idea. Name the file something that is descriptive such as “backup_sent_072212.pst”. It is a good idea to make the date part of the exported filename so it is easy to tell when you made your last backup.<\/p>\n
9. Under “Options” read the three choices; I usually pick “Replace duplicates with items exported”.<\/p>\n
That is all there is to it! If you need more information or have questions, feel free to post a ticket to http:\/\/cnsit.natsci.colostate.edu\/help<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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