Does anyone know how to do this?

The pst is a 'database type' file.
Perhaps explain what you are actually wishing to achive;
ie convert your mail messages to pdf, or what?

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Definitely the messages. Hopefully, the contacts too.


DL wrote:
The pst is a 'database type' file.
Perhaps explain what you are actually wishing to achive;
ie convert your mail messages to pdf, or what?

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Does anyone know how to do this?

Unless you can find a third party tool to read the pst, and I dont know if
such exists, you will first have to open the pst in Outlook

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Definitely the messages. Hopefully, the contacts too.


DL wrote:
The pst is a 'database type' file.
Perhaps explain what you are actually wishing to achive;
ie convert your mail messages to pdf, or what?

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Does anyone know how to do this?

Not possible.

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Does anyone know how to do this?

What purpose could you hope to achieve by this? Iven if it coulds be done,
the resultant file would useless and unreadable.
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Brian Tillman

If you have access to Outlook, you can export at least your contacts into a
variety of file formats. One of the formats might be compatible with
whatever you are using under Linux.

You might also want to check the following:

http://radio.weblogs.com/0100887/2002/06/28.html

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...st+file+format



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On 5-Nov-2006, "DL" address@invalid wrote:

Does anyone know how to do this?

If you are trying to convert your existing PST to a usable format to use in
Linux, I used software from http://www.littlemachines.com/ to convert my
inbox, sent, calendar and contacts to mbox, vcf and ics files.

Then I dragged the appropriate files to the matching folders in Evolution
(Linux). It may work on Thunderbird as well.

The Little Machines software, O2M says it is for the mac but works equally
as well on Linux. I think the price is $10 and well worth it.

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Do you REALLY mean "PDF"? What are you trying to achieve by this?