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by timwalsh
Three possibilities:
1. He is accessing an Exchange server and delivery was changed to the Exchange mailbox.
2. There is/was another .pst file floating around somewhere, maybe on a mapped share (although you said you searched.
3. The .pst file is corrupt (although you should have at least received an error if this was the case).
You can try running the Inbox Repair Tool (also known as ScanPST) on the .pst file to try and recover the other stuff. ScanPST is found on your harddrive (once Office is loaded) in C:\program files\common files\system\mapi\1033\NT\SCANPST.exe. Depending on the size of the .pst file, this could take a while.
Hope this helps.
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