Can I save my TB E-Mails at a location of my choice?

I want to save my TB E-mails on a separate "Data" partition rather than the default location in C: Drive. I would like to know the following:
Where do the TB E-mails reside now?
Can I move the E-Mails to a drive/folder of my choice?
Is there a way that I can set up so that all E-mails will be saved there automatically in the future

Thanks Matt. At first reading this seems to be above my head and quite complicated. I am reluctant to risk losing my mail etc. In any case I'll study it some and see if I can get up the courage to delve into it.
I had vision of it being something as easy and similar to what I used in Outlook Express in WinXP.
Thanks again

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