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December 6th 06, 05:46 PM
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Outlook Calendar data file
I've got Office 2003 on 2 PCs. I want to find the Outlook Calendar data on
one and put a copy on the other. What file do I look for & where? -- Thanks, Bill Post replies back to News Group 
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December 7th 06, 04:13 AM
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Got it, remembered I could do an Export/Import of Outlook data. Sorry for
the post. -- Thanks, Bill Post replies back to News Group
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December 7th 06, 03:19 PM
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Willy wrote:
Got it, remembered I could do an Export/Import of Outlook data. Exporting and importing is not really the best way to accomplish this. A better way would be to simply transfer the PST on one machine to the other and open it in Outlook on the second machine. If you want to transfer only the calendar, create a second PST, copy the calendar to it, and transfer that PST. No import/export needed. Exporting and importing loses data. -- Brian Tillman
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December 8th 06, 05:26 AM
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Outlook Calendar data file
That was my intent but could never find the PST so used Export/Import. I
did a search using *.pst. I've not noticed any data loss yet but a lot of duplication. -- Thanks, Bill Post replies back to News Group "Brian Tillman" wrote in message ... Willy wrote: Got it, remembered I could do an Export/Import of Outlook data. Exporting and importing is not really the best way to accomplish this. A better way would be to simply transfer the PST on one machine to the other and open it in Outlook on the second machine. If you want to transfer only the calendar, create a second PST, copy the calendar to it, and transfer that PST. No import/export needed. Exporting and importing loses data. -- Brian Tillman
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December 8th 06, 03:35 PM
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Willy wrote:
That was my intent but could never find the PST The default location for PSTs is a hidden folder: %UserProfile%\Locall Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook. When you search, you have to include hidden files and folders. -- Brian Tillman
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December 8th 06, 08:31 PM
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Brian,
Found it. -- Thanks, Bill Post replies back to News Group "Brian Tillman" wrote in message ... Willy wrote: That was my intent but could never find the PST The default location for PSTs is a hidden folder: %UserProfile%\Locall Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook. When you search, you have to include hidden files and folders. -- Brian Tillman
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