Thanks, Sue. How would I go about doing that? When I click on Mail in the
control panel, it shows nothing there and comes up to the wizard.

Would I create a new profille and let Outlook create a whole new PST file
and then import all the information from my current PST file, or is there a
way to just tell it to use my old Outlook.pst file?

I don't want to have my PST file get filled up with a bunch of different
profiles...or are the profiles are used in Windows and not saved in the PST
file?

Thanks,
Mark


"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
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Sure, just make your .pst file the default store for the new profile. The
easiest way to do that may be to let Outlook create a new .pst file for the
new profile. But then you can go into the account or data file management
settings and change it.

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and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
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http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx


"Mark Hall" wrote in message
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I had a problem with FrontPage and had to do the repair & detect option in
that program. Now when I start Outlook 2003, a dialog box comes up
telling
me to create a new profile.

How can I fix this problem? I am a single user with the Administrator
account (I don't use this one) and then the one that I log into when
Windows
starts. The only PST file I have is Outlook.pst located underneath.

Is there a way I can use my existing PST file without have multiple
profiles?

Thanks,
Mark

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