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RetiredITGuy
Please provide the instructions for opening a second .pst file in Outlook
2000 when using the Internet Only E-mail Service Option. Thanks.
2000 when using the Internet Only E-mail Service Option. Thanks.
Milly Staples said:BZZZZTTTTTTTTTTT!! Wrong.
You can have as many .pst files open in either mode.
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After furious head scratching, RetiredITGuy asked:
| Okay, take a deep breath and step back a little. First, you need to
| make sure that you are the E-mail Service Option that you are trying
| to get the "second .pst" file into is running with the E-mail Service
| Option as "Corporate or Workgroup" NOT "Internet Only" (use > Help >
| About Microsoft Outlook to determine the E-mail Service Option that
| you are running). If you are running the "Internet Only" option, you
| can only see one .pst file at a time and will be unable to open the
| second .pst file to move/copy the calendar over. Use the Tools >
| Options > Mail Services tab > Reconfigure Mail Support button to
| change from "Internet Only" to "Corporate or Workgroup" option (NOTE:
| you MUST have the Office CD to complete this reconfiguration).
| After you are in the "Corporate of Workgroup" option mode, you need
| to "Add" a "Personal Folders" in the Tools > Services > Services tab.
| Just locate your "second .pst" in "my documents" - where you copied
| the "original .pst file to - when it wants to Open/Create the new
| Personal File that you are trying to create. You can then follow the
| instructions about copying the contents of one contact folder in the
| "second .pst file" to the original .pst file.
| Hope these instructions help. If not, let me know where you're having
| problems and I'll trying to get you pointed in the correct direction.
| If I can do it (and I did), you really can do it too.
|
| "Avloc" wrote:
|
|| I copied the pst file to my documents on the laptop hard drive so
|| how does it know there are 2 pst files. The copied file on my laptop
|| says officebackup Arthur
||
|| "DL" wrote:
||
||| OL - Outlook
||| OE - Outlook Express
|||
||| |||| It would be nice to know what OL is..............stupid people
|||| would like to know..
|||| Thank you, Arthur
||||
|||| "DL" wrote:
||||
||||| As stated many times, do not import - or export - simply open pst
||||| within OL
|||||
||||| |||||| 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
||||||
|||||| "DL" wrote:
||||||
||||||| Dont import, within OL File/Open/Data File (or Personal
||||||| Folders) and browse to location of pst.
||||||| This assumes pst is on the hd, and read only flag is off.
|||||||
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||||||| ||||||||
|||||||| Can someone please tell me how to import my contacts, etc.
|||||||| saved in a PST file? I do not know what to select for import
|||||||| and everything I try does not work. Your help is much
|||||||| appreciated.
|||||||| Jeff
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