Brian: Add this to post just made: I put Upstart in C:\Program Files\UPSTART
folder I made. How does RUN know where it is. Instructions say: Just pop the
executable (Upstart.exe) into any suitable directory and run it. Where the
instructions Cmmd Line example Shows the word Upstart, should its Path Be
There, not the word Upstart? These guys don't know that some of us are not
computer geniuses if so. Thanks.

"Craig S" wrote:

Brian: Sorry I was out-of-town. DnLoaded Upstart Free. New to XP, a Search
for Outlook.PST was done and I copied the Path. Please confirm that I make
the following Command Line parameter Entry, Copy and paste into RUN, and all
should transfer as Unicode into 2003 Outlook. Many Many thanks.
Upstart C:\Documents and Settings\HP_Administrator\My Documents\Craig
Files\OUTLOOK PST BACKUP\Backup.PST C:\Documents and
Settings\HP_Administrator\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook
/E=C
There's a Space between Upstart and C:, between two pats, and between .PST
and /E=C
"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Craig S wrote:

Thanks, Brian. It won't work with 2002, Only 03 & 07.

Right. It does convert an ANSI PST to Unicode, but it needs Outlook 2003 or
2007 to operate. However, there's no need to convert an ANSI PST to Unicode
to use it in Outlook 2003 and you said that you "have Win XP and Outlook
2003". You have no problem.
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Brian Tillman