Recte:

The .pst file is at:

C:\Documents and Settings\User Name\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook

It's only 265 KB.

Where's the rest of Outlook?
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Are you using Outlook for email? All the pst's are in the folder, unless you
put them somewhere else.

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Nope.

I'm using WLM for email and newsgroups and OE before that.

But Outlook, with all the updates, is installed.
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"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" msn.com> wrote in message
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So what is the question? The size of the pst doesn't matter if you haven't
used it. (It looks like you or someone set up a profile at one time.)

If you aren't using it you have two choices: keep it installed and put up
with the changing default or uninstall it. It should not be about how much
disk space outlook uses - all of office ultimate is about 700 megs and disk
drives are generally huge so you won't gain a large %% of free space - it
should be about whether you are willing to keep resetting the default.

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"D. Spencer Hines" excelsior.com> wrote in message
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No...

If Outlook only consumes 33 MB...

Why bother removing it?

For some reason I no longer get the annoying default message...perhaps
MS fixed that in either Outlook or WLM -- or both.

So, it's just easier to keep Outlook installed, in case Microsoft
screws the pooch on WLM "improvements" and experimentation and I have
to fallback to Outlook.

Soon, I can't use OE anymore with a POP3 account.

So, belt and suspenders is the better choice.

Further, if I start removing Outlook and its several updates who knows
what else in MS Office may come unhinged and start giving me error
messages.

I get the strong impression that the WLM team is just not as SMART as
the OE team was....

Hence my caution.

Outlook 2003 Junk E-mail filter appeared in the "Second Tuesday of the
month" updates. I don't use Outlook, I use Windows Live mail.

After installation, I too noticed that when I opened WLM, it no longer
told me it wasn't the default e-mail client. So, that particular
annoyance seems to have been removed.

"D. Spencer Hines" excelsior.com> wrote in message
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Yep...

But it took a LONG time to fix it.
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"Smirnoff" wrote in message
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