Thanks. Turns out to be an ActiveDirectory Permissions thing rather than a
local problem.


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Michael


"Nikki Peterson" wrote:

Oh, another thing to look for:

Did you copy this pst onto your desktop from a CD?

If so, then select the properties of the file and turn off the
Read Only check mark. To select the properties, just
right click the file and select "Properties".

Nikki

"Nikki Peterson" wrote in message
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Did you name the profile the same name?

Try creating a new profile, using a different profile name.

Nikki

"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote in message
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"michael" wrote in message
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Nope, permissions are just fine.

Clearly not, if you can't open the PST.

I can't get it to work even with a fresh (new) .pst file. However, if I
log
on to the old domain, I can edit/add objects(contacts, calendar events...)
without a problem to the same file. I can create a blank .pst and it's
works
fine. Log back on to the new domain and I get the error we're discussing.

As far as user/domain rights, I have local admin rights(identical rights
on
both domains).

Take ownership of the PST and you should be OK.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]