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April 16th 06, 03:45 AM
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When I import my calendar, I've lost all my recurring properties
I have the appointments, but any that were recurring, have lost that setting.
Is there anyway to get this to carry over to the new computer? Thanks so much! 
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April 16th 06, 09:17 AM
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When I import my calendar, I've lost all my recurring properties
Never import - copy your .pst file to a location of your choice (not the
default location - never overwrite a .pst file) and then use Outlook-File-Open-outlook data file. -- Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without reading. After furious head scratching, ADH673 asked: | I have the appointments, but any that were recurring, have lost that | setting. Is there anyway to get this to carry over to the new | computer? Thanks so much!
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April 16th 06, 04:52 PM
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When I import my calendar, I've lost all my recurring properti
Thanks, Milly.
What all is included in the .pst file? I was export/importing Calendar/Inbox/Tasks/Notes/ Sent/ etc.
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April 16th 06, 06:42 PM
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When I import my calendar, I've lost all my recurring properti
ADH673 wrote:
What all is included in the .pst file? I was export/importing Calendar/Inbox/Tasks/Notes/ Sent/ etc. All of those are included in the same PST. Making a backup is as simple as copying the PST while Outlook is closed. Restoring that backup is as simple as opening the file in Outlook with FileOpenOutlook Data File and copy the information in it. -- Brian Tillman
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April 16th 06, 08:39 PM
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When I import my calendar, I've lost all my recurring properti
I cannot tell all of you how much I apprecaite this help. On Easter Sunday,
none-the-less.... Another angle of this, now if I open the .pst file with the new installation of Outlook 2003, will this nuke all of the data I have already imported or will it create duplicates? I have already imported the Calendar, Inbox, contacts, everything... I would hate to have everything duplicate and then be totally messed up!!!
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April 17th 06, 12:25 AM
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When I import my calendar, I've lost all my recurring properti
ADH673 wrote:
Another angle of this, now if I open the .pst file with the new installation of Outlook 2003, will this nuke all of the data I have already imported or will it create duplicates? I have already imported the Calendar, Inbox, contacts, everything... Opening a PST does not produce duplicates. It gives you a completely separate set of folders from which you can then copy to your main default folders. If you can, delete the items you added by importing and start over. -- Brian Tillman
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