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-====== Change default location of OST file Outlook Exchange ======+====== Change Default Location of Outlook OST File ======
  
-===== For Outlook 2016 =====+:!: By default the OST file is created in ''C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook'' (For MS Outlook 2010 or above).  This is **not** in a Roaming Profile or Redirected Folder.
  
-https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2752583/you-cannot-change-the-location-of-the-offline-outlook-data-file-ost-in+For roaming profiles/redirected folders users, in order to use Outlook with Exchange on multiple workstations, put the OST file in an Outlook folder in Documents.
  
-  * Copy the existing .ost file to the new location that you want to use. If you want to create a new .ost file isntead, you can skip this step. +===== To change for Outlook 2016 =====
-  * Open Control Panel. Open the Mail applet. +
-  * Click **Show Profiles** -> **Add** +
-  * Add the Exchange account using email address and password. +
-  * Stay in the **Add Account** window after successfully adding. +
-  * Tick the **Change account settings** box -> **Next** +
-  * Click **More Settings...* -> **Outlook Data file Settings...** +
-  * Click **Browse** then browse to the OST file you copied in step one or the location you want the OST in. +
-  * Type the name for the new OST file and click **Open** -> **Finish+
  
 +https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2752583/you-cannot-change-the-location-of-the-offline-outlook-data-file-ost-in
  
-===== For Outlook 2007 to 2013 =====+  * Copy the existing ''.ost'' file to the new location that you want to use 
 +    * If you want to create a new ''.ost'' file instead, you can skip this step 
 +  * Open the **Control Panel -> Mail** applet. 
 +  * Click **Show Profiles -> Add** 
 +  * Add the Exchange account using email address and password 
 +    * Stay in the **Add Account** window after successfully adding 
 +  * Select **Change account settings -> Next** 
 +  * Click **More Settings -> Outlook Data file Settings** 
 +  * Click **Browse** then browse to the OST file you copied in step one or the location you want the OST in 
 +  * Type the name for the new OST file and click **Open -> Finish** 
 + 
 +===== To change for Outlook 2007 to 2013 =====
    
-https://www.nucleustechnologies.com/how-to/change-ost-location.html                +https://www.nucleustechnologies.com/how-to/change-ost-location.html                
  
 +  * Open Control Panel. Open the Mail applet.
 +  * Click the E-mail Accounts tab, and then locate and select your Exchange account.
 +  * Click the **Change** option, and then clear **Use Cached Exchange Mode**.
 +  * Go to the **More Settings** option. Select the **Advanced tab**, and then click the **Offline Folder File Settings** option.
 +  * Click the **Disable Offline Use** option, and then click **Yes**.
 +  * Once again click the **Offline Folder File Settings** option.
 +  * Click the **Browse** button to set the OST file location. Click the **OK** button.
 +  * Click **Yes** to apply actions.
 +  * In the **Cached Exchange Mode Settings** field, select **Use Cached Exchange Mode**.
 +  * Click **OK** → **Next** → **Finish**.
  
-These images are from the free [[internet:mail:thunderbird|Thunderbird]] mail client, but they illustrate the basic configuration.  Thunderbird is great for POP or IMAP accounts. 
  
-{{:quick_guide:va_exch_smtp_conf_tbird.png?350 |SMTP Settings}} {{:quick_guide:va_exch_smtp_conf_tbird_2.png?350 |Account Configuration}} 
-{{:quick_guide:va_exch_smtp_conf_tbird_3.png?650 |Manual Account Configuration}} 
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