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Jim Vander Putten
Hi everyone,
I upgraded from Office X to Office 2004 on my G4 TiBook running OS 10.3.6
and tried to import my e-mail and addresses from Entourage X. I used the
wizard and it located the folder Documents>Microsoft User Data>Office X
Identities. It reported that the Main Identity couldn't be found, but I can
see the file containing the Entourage X Database. All files are greyed out
and I can't select a file to import.
I see that variations of this problem have been posted here during the past
several months, but I'm not dealing with multiple computers, OS 9, Office
2001, or Exchange servers.
I've scoured the related MVP web page
<www.entourage.mvps.org/import_export/index.html>, as well as the Mactopia
'Using Entourage 2004' web pages
<www.microsoft.com/mac/products/entourage2004/> and googled Mac newsgroups.
In a previous internet search for a solution, I found one response detailing
a multiple-step workaround that smacked of Rube Goldberg.
Can anyone suggest a solution before I uninstall Office 2004 and consider it
a failed experiment?
Thanks in advance...
Jim Vander Putten
[email protected]
I upgraded from Office X to Office 2004 on my G4 TiBook running OS 10.3.6
and tried to import my e-mail and addresses from Entourage X. I used the
wizard and it located the folder Documents>Microsoft User Data>Office X
Identities. It reported that the Main Identity couldn't be found, but I can
see the file containing the Entourage X Database. All files are greyed out
and I can't select a file to import.
I see that variations of this problem have been posted here during the past
several months, but I'm not dealing with multiple computers, OS 9, Office
2001, or Exchange servers.
I've scoured the related MVP web page
<www.entourage.mvps.org/import_export/index.html>, as well as the Mactopia
'Using Entourage 2004' web pages
<www.microsoft.com/mac/products/entourage2004/> and googled Mac newsgroups.
In a previous internet search for a solution, I found one response detailing
a multiple-step workaround that smacked of Rube Goldberg.
Can anyone suggest a solution before I uninstall Office 2004 and consider it
a failed experiment?
Thanks in advance...
Jim Vander Putten
[email protected]