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ShoobieRat
I recently upgraded my PC (or rather, I rebuilt it, since I kept practically
nothing from the old system). However, my old HDD, which used to be my
primary boot drive, is now a slave in the new system.
Problem is, in my excitement (and limited-time-to-build schedule) I forgot
to export my address book (and emails) to PST files that I could import into
my new OS setup.
Now, I know I can just pull out the old drive, put it in another box, as the
boot, and go back and do the exports...but that's look'n at around an hour of
tinkering (with the way I've got things setup) and probably that much again
in hassle that I would like to avoid.
So my question is: Is there a way (and how) for me to recover my address
book from the old drive? Is there some kind of file I could bring over, or
whatever?
nothing from the old system). However, my old HDD, which used to be my
primary boot drive, is now a slave in the new system.
Problem is, in my excitement (and limited-time-to-build schedule) I forgot
to export my address book (and emails) to PST files that I could import into
my new OS setup.
Now, I know I can just pull out the old drive, put it in another box, as the
boot, and go back and do the exports...but that's look'n at around an hour of
tinkering (with the way I've got things setup) and probably that much again
in hassle that I would like to avoid.
So my question is: Is there a way (and how) for me to recover my address
book from the old drive? Is there some kind of file I could bring over, or
whatever?