I’m trying to run an analysis to find all pc’s in our domain that have an Outlook “ost” file.
I don’t want to search the whole C: drive or even “C:\Documents and Settings” if it can be avoided. I’ve tried various relevance clauses to get round the %userprofile% variable.
Have tried using:
exists files whose (name of it as lowercase ends with “.ost”) of folders “Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook” of folders of folder “C:\Documents and Settings”
Well I don’t have any .ost files on my XP’s HD, but I did try modifying your relevance to see if it works on another extension I do have. Seems ok.
The only thing I could see is that your relevance won’t work with Vista. I think your files might be found under c:\users\username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook
It didn’t work for you on an XP containing .ost files?