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Re: Chrome Re: Ribit

By: lkorrow in CONSTITUTION | Recommend this post (0)
Tue, 13 Sep 11 5:13 AM | 43 view(s)
Boardmark this board | Constitutional Corner 		Msg. 15043 of 21975
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micro,

I had to reformat my drives on my old pc a few years back and the whole thing went south. So I tried to import the Outlook pst file to my new machine and I couldn't do it due to some MSFT security thing.

I think it had to do with what I called myself, the name that sets the folder name for the user. If the user name on the two systems differ, you're out of luck, it won't import the file.

Does that sound familiar?




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Re: Chrome Re: Ribit
By: micro in CONSTITUTION
Tue, 13 Sep 11 3:42 AM 		Msg. 15038 of 21975

Linda,

I do not know what you mean USE that file.

I can import that .PST file onto any computer I want to if I have Outlook on it and want to import additional CONTACTS or whatever.

I have done it already. Several times.

But , the topic was backup. If you re-install your operating system and MS Office wnd want to use the OUTLOOK program and put all your contacts (address book) in there, as well as your inbox email all you have to do is open Outlook and IMPORT the appropriate .PST file you exported.

Works like a charm.....

Did I answer your question or did I miss it completely? Not sure......

the best,

micro...

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