If the MS Office stuff you moved from the c: to the d: included your PST-file (I don't know because you didn't tell, you won't blame me for that) you should be able to import the contents of the old PST-file (practically all Outlook data) into the new one.
If, however, you didn't copy it, left it on the c:, then let the Windows XP install erase the c:, you've lost it.
See http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;196492 for the Outlook 2000 version of File>Import. I can't find an OL 2003 version.
By the way, this article shows that you don't need a working Office to backup Outlook data. Just burn the PST-file to DVD/CD-RW once a week and you never lose more than 1 week of work. If you buy a 1 Gb USB-stick and know something about batchfiles and xcopy /s /m, it's practically free to make a daily backup of about everything you changed since your last CD-RW backup.
Hope this helps.
Kees
OK so I really screwed up my system and did a recovery. That in turn corrupted my entire MS Office '03 suite and would not allow access to back up my PST files. Yes, tried uninstall and reinstall to no avail.
Had to do a clean install of XP..yikes..!!!
In desperation I moved the MS Office files from the C: drive to a folder in D; drive hoping someone could show me how to find the Outlook files.
Any help to recover my school records would be greatly appreciated...thanks...
Chinookman
XP-Pro SP2
Antec Sonata w/Abit Fatality1 mobo/AMD64 3200+/1gig Corsair DDR

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