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Using older backup files with more recent version of OE Classic may not work. If you need to copy backup files to OE Classic store folder to replace damaged set, make sure you use only backup files which you made for that particular OE Classic version.This is especially important if you intend to copy these files back to OE Classic. Make sure you preserve the structure - all files and folders must stay in exactly the same order relative to the original root store folder. Copy all of them to your desired backup location. Make a copy of all files, subfolders and files inside those subfolders which are all stored inside store folder.

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Be careful because showing hidden files also exposes some other files required for Windows to operate correctly. Above folders may be hidden by Windows, depending on your Windows settings (by default Windows hides these folders so you have to enable Windows to show hidden folders).

Using the table above open store folder in your file manager (Windows File Explorer or any other).

This is a critical step, make sure you follow it. This avoids the situation where you copy a file and program attempts to write something to it.

Ensure program is not running before you do anything else.

Note that if you use shared storage folder or network-attached storage (NAS), only one copy of OE Classic must running and using it at any given moment. C:\Email\OEClassicData) and UNC paths (e.g. If it doesn't find any files inside, new folders and files will be created. Next time you run the program, it will use new folder location. Make sure you modify this while the program is not running. You can alter store folder location via registry key under HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\OEClassic key name UserDataLocation (path must be without trailing backslash).

Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista:Ĭ:\Users\ is the actual username of the user as configured in your copy of Windows. Your own data is stored in the User folder only. These are used by the program and you should not modify them. You may also notice that there are some other folders inside OEClassic folder, except the User folder. To go straight into this folder on Windows 7, 8, 10 and 11 you can press Windows logo key on keyboard (which opens Start menu or Start screen) and then type %LocalAppData%\OEClassic\User (and press Enter).

It uses standard LocalAppData folder for storing program settings and data, just like many other programs do. To make it all really simple, OE Classic stores all data inside just one folder. Where does OE Classic stores messages and settings For these reasons if you do modifications, you do it entirely on your own risk and we do not take any responsibility or offer any support or help with that. Often, program must modify several files to do a single operation so unless you manually replicate all of these modifications it may also cause malfunction. If you do so, you can seriously damage program and it may not work as expected. Unless you really know what you are doing, please DO NOT modify store folder files manually.

This page documents formats OE Classic uses and may be updated from time to time. This ensures that the data you create with it will be readable by some other program in the future even if you choose not to use OE Classic anymore.