Hi Milly, I have tried everything including your suggestions but I have one
problem, I don't have an "Accounts setup button".

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

Copy the .pst file to My Documents for easy backup. Then, Open Outlook, use File-Open-Outlook Data file and browse to your saved .pst file. Make it the default delivery location (you may want to give it a unique name first like "useroutlook.pst") using the Accounts setup button. Right click and close the one created when you just installed Outlook.

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After furious head scratching, Wally asked:

| I have just purchased a new Desktop running Microsoft Office Home and
| Student 2007. I installed the new software aover my Microsoft Office
| 2003 Student/Teacher Editiond and my Outlook 2003 works. The problem
| I am having is that when I try to load my outlook.pst file, I can't
| seem to get it to work. I know that office 2007 Student doesn't
| include Outlook 2003 but I should still be able to use it and import
| my file.
|
| My Desktop looks like this:
|
| PC – Acer Aspire E380 PC
| S/N: PTS550X30715043D42704
| SNID: 71501736427
| MAC Address: 00-19-21-EA-25-FB
| Cust. ID: ASE380-UD422A
| Hard Drive: 250 GB SATA Hard Drive
| Processor: AMD Athlon 64 x 2 Processor 4200 2.2 GHz,
| Memory: 1GB DDR11/ 32 Bit Operating System
| Video:
| Optical Drive: DVD-RW Dual Double Layer
| Optical Mouse
| Network: 10/100/1000Mps Ethernet LAN
|
|
| Software – Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007
|
| Software – Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium
|
|
| Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
|
| Thank You!