Windows Mail File on Different Drive

Hello
Is there a way to have windows 8.1 mail file on a different drive?
Thanks

Hi,
Did you mean Windows 8.1 mail APP in start menu, isn't it? If so, I doubt there is no way to save these mail file on other location.
Roger Lu
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