importing PST backup files to a new Outlook installation

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DL

As stated many times, do not import - or export - simply open pst within OL

Avloc said:
I have the .pst file on my flash drive. (exported from my pc going to laptop)
I click:
1 File
2 import
3 import from another program - click next
4 personal folder file (.pst) - click next
5 in box "file to import" I browsed to E:backup.pst and under options I
chose replace duplicates with items imported - click next
6 it now states select the folder to import from and shows the current
personal folder from the MS outlook I am trying to update??????

I wish I kept Office 2000 when will I ever learn.........

Please help....Thank you
 
D

DL

As stated many times, do not import - or export - simply open pst within OL

Avloc said:
I have the .pst file on my flash drive. (exported from my pc going to laptop)
I click:
1 File
2 import
3 import from another program - click next
4 personal folder file (.pst) - click next
5 in box "file to import" I browsed to E:backup.pst and under options I
chose replace duplicates with items imported - click next
6 it now states select the folder to import from and shows the current
personal folder from the MS outlook I am trying to update??????

I wish I kept Office 2000 when will I ever learn.........

Please help....Thank you
 
D

DL

As stated many times, do not import - or export - simply open pst within OL

Avloc said:
I have the .pst file on my flash drive. (exported from my pc going to laptop)
I click:
1 File
2 import
3 import from another program - click next
4 personal folder file (.pst) - click next
5 in box "file to import" I browsed to E:backup.pst and under options I
chose replace duplicates with items imported - click next
6 it now states select the folder to import from and shows the current
personal folder from the MS outlook I am trying to update??????

I wish I kept Office 2000 when will I ever learn.........

Please help....Thank you
 
D

DL

As stated many times, do not import - or export - simply open pst within OL

Avloc said:
I have the .pst file on my flash drive. (exported from my pc going to laptop)
I click:
1 File
2 import
3 import from another program - click next
4 personal folder file (.pst) - click next
5 in box "file to import" I browsed to E:backup.pst and under options I
chose replace duplicates with items imported - click next
6 it now states select the folder to import from and shows the current
personal folder from the MS outlook I am trying to update??????

I wish I kept Office 2000 when will I ever learn.........

Please help....Thank you
 
D

DL

As stated many times, do not import - or export - simply open pst within OL

Avloc said:
I have the .pst file on my flash drive. (exported from my pc going to laptop)
I click:
1 File
2 import
3 import from another program - click next
4 personal folder file (.pst) - click next
5 in box "file to import" I browsed to E:backup.pst and under options I
chose replace duplicates with items imported - click next
6 it now states select the folder to import from and shows the current
personal folder from the MS outlook I am trying to update??????

I wish I kept Office 2000 when will I ever learn.........

Please help....Thank you
 
D

DL

As stated many times, do not import - or export - simply open pst within OL

Avloc said:
I have the .pst file on my flash drive. (exported from my pc going to laptop)
I click:
1 File
2 import
3 import from another program - click next
4 personal folder file (.pst) - click next
5 in box "file to import" I browsed to E:backup.pst and under options I
chose replace duplicates with items imported - click next
6 it now states select the folder to import from and shows the current
personal folder from the MS outlook I am trying to update??????

I wish I kept Office 2000 when will I ever learn.........

Please help....Thank you
 
D

DL

As stated many times, do not import - or export - simply open pst within OL

Avloc said:
I have the .pst file on my flash drive. (exported from my pc going to laptop)
I click:
1 File
2 import
3 import from another program - click next
4 personal folder file (.pst) - click next
5 in box "file to import" I browsed to E:backup.pst and under options I
chose replace duplicates with items imported - click next
6 it now states select the folder to import from and shows the current
personal folder from the MS outlook I am trying to update??????

I wish I kept Office 2000 when will I ever learn.........

Please help....Thank you
 
D

DL

As stated many times, do not import - or export - simply open pst within OL

Avloc said:
I have the .pst file on my flash drive. (exported from my pc going to laptop)
I click:
1 File
2 import
3 import from another program - click next
4 personal folder file (.pst) - click next
5 in box "file to import" I browsed to E:backup.pst and under options I
chose replace duplicates with items imported - click next
6 it now states select the folder to import from and shows the current
personal folder from the MS outlook I am trying to update??????

I wish I kept Office 2000 when will I ever learn.........

Please help....Thank you
 
A

Avloc

It would be nice to know what OL is..............stupid people would like to
know..
Thank you, Arthur
 
A

Avloc

It would be nice to know what OL is..............stupid people would like to
know..
Thank you, Arthur
 
A

Avloc

It would be nice to know what OL is..............stupid people would like to
know..
Thank you, Arthur
 
A

Avloc

It would be nice to know what OL is..............stupid people would like to
know..
Thank you, Arthur
 
A

Avloc

It would be nice to know what OL is..............stupid people would like to
know..
Thank you, Arthur
 
A

Avloc

It would be nice to know what OL is..............stupid people would like to
know..
Thank you, Arthur
 
A

Avloc

It would be nice to know what OL is..............stupid people would like to
know..
Thank you, Arthur
 
A

Avloc

It would be nice to know what OL is..............stupid people would like to
know..
Thank you, Arthur
 
A

Avloc

It would be nice to know what OL is..............stupid people would like to
know..
Thank you, Arthur
 
A

Avloc

I am not being smart but after paying way too much money for Office 2003 I
have spent 12 hours trying to transfer the pst from my pc using outlook 2000
to my new laptop using outlook 2003. I have the pst file labeled outlook
backup the pst data file on my portable jumpDrive.
What steps do I do to transfer this info. I am suppose to leave on a
business trip tomorrow afternoon and unless I complete this I can not go. I
will pay someone to show me.
I have easily trnsfered the backup pst from outlook 97 to outlook 2000 and
between my pc and laptop....why did they make it so difficult with 2003?
Thank you,
Arthur
 
A

Avloc

I am not being smart but after paying way too much money for Office 2003 I
have spent 12 hours trying to transfer the pst from my pc using outlook 2000
to my new laptop using outlook 2003. I have the pst file labeled outlook
backup the pst data file on my portable jumpDrive.
What steps do I do to transfer this info. I am suppose to leave on a
business trip tomorrow afternoon and unless I complete this I can not go. I
will pay someone to show me.
I have easily trnsfered the backup pst from outlook 97 to outlook 2000 and
between my pc and laptop....why did they make it so difficult with 2003?
Thank you,
Arthur
 
A

Avloc

I am not being smart but after paying way too much money for Office 2003 I
have spent 12 hours trying to transfer the pst from my pc using outlook 2000
to my new laptop using outlook 2003. I have the pst file labeled outlook
backup the pst data file on my portable jumpDrive.
What steps do I do to transfer this info. I am suppose to leave on a
business trip tomorrow afternoon and unless I complete this I can not go. I
will pay someone to show me.
I have easily trnsfered the backup pst from outlook 97 to outlook 2000 and
between my pc and laptop....why did they make it so difficult with 2003?
Thank you,
Arthur
 

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