Copy of Main Identity

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Daryl

My computer crashed. I saved my identity folder on a pc. When I went
to restore my files from the pc to the mac my Entourage stated that
"this identity will not with this version of Entourage. The files were
both MAC os X

Thanks!
 
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Diane Ross

My computer crashed. I saved my identity folder on a pc. When I went
to restore my files from the pc to the mac my Entourage stated that
"this identity will not with this version of Entourage. The files were
both MAC os X

Try running Repair Permissions.

To use: open Disk Utility in your Applications/Utility folder.

Click on the First Aid tab and select Repair Permissions
Click on the icon for your boot volume.
Click the repair permissions button.

Don't run from CD as updates have a newer version of Repair Permissions.

Run Repair Permissions from the volume being repaired. Disk Utility uses
receipt files from the disk on which it is running (not necessarily the same
as the disk it is "repairing") in order to set the "correct" permissions. If
you run Disk Utility from a CD, it will use the receipt files on the CD (if
any) to determine what the "correct" permissions should be. This could mean
incorrect "repairs."

In short: Disk First Aid should always be run from CD (or by using fsck at
startup in single-user mode), whereas Repair Permissions should always be
run from the volume being repaired. The exception to the latter being if a
permissions problem is preventing startup. In that case, boot off of the CD
and run Repair Permissions, but if doing so, allows you to boot up again,
make sure you re-run Repair Permissions from your OS X volume afterwards.
 
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Bernard Rey

Daryl wrote :
My computer crashed. I saved my identity folder on a pc. When I went
to restore my files from the pc to the mac my Entourage stated that
"this identity will not with this version of Entourage. The files were
both MAC os X

Files on a PC are somewhat different than on a Mac. Copying a Mac File on a
PC, you are loosing a part of the information contained in it, and OS X is
not too good recovering it (OS 9 what quite better at that). So it wasn't a
good idea to save the files on a PC.

I would try to "restore" these hidden information using a software giving
access to the "Type" and the "Creator" of the files. I'm using "Default
Folder X" but "File Buddy" too (and probably others too) would do that. And
I would rewrite theses information in the files :

Files Type Creator
Database EODB OPIM
Database Cache OECI OPIM
Lists List OPIM
Rules RULE OPIM
Signatures Sigs OPIM

This *might* help you out... though I understand it's not too easy a job,
especially if you're not use to that kind of tricky things.
 
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