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August 1st 07, 10:56 PM
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New computer doesn't "see" calendar or contacts
I have 2 computers and am trying to set up Outlook 2003 on the new one to
parallel the setup on the old one. I copied the 3 old .pst files to the new machine and all seems OK as far as mail goes, but my Outlook calendar and contacts don't show up. Is there some setting I need to change in order for Outlook on the new computer to know where to look? Thanks. 
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August 1st 07, 11:41 PM
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New computer doesn't "see" calendar or contacts
50sguy wrote:
I have 2 computers and am trying to set up Outlook 2003 on the new one to parallel the setup on the old one. I copied the 3 old .pst files to the new machine and all seems OK as far as mail goes, but my Outlook calendar and contacts don't show up. Is there some setting I need to change in order for Outlook on the new computer to know where to look? Thanks. The calendar and contacts are all in the same pst file as your messages so it has to be there. Where does it not "show up"? Have you tried looking at "Folder List"? Tim
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August 2nd 07, 12:48 AM
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New computer doesn't "see" calendar or contacts
"Tim" wrote: 50sguy wrote: I have 2 computers and am trying to set up Outlook 2003 on the new one to parallel the setup on the old one. I copied the 3 old .pst files to the new machine and all seems OK as far as mail goes, but my Outlook calendar and contacts don't show up. Is there some setting I need to change in order for Outlook on the new computer to know where to look? Thanks. The calendar and contacts are all in the same pst file as your messages so it has to be there. Where does it not "show up"? Have you tried looking at "Folder List"? Tim Thanks Tim, but I'm just not getting it. When I click on "Contacts" or "Calendar" at the lower left of the screen, all I get is one entry (a dummy entry I put in when I first started Outlook on this computer). I wrote over that file with my old one that has hundreds of entries...but they don't show up anywhere that I can tell. Sorry to be so dense.
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August 2nd 07, 01:00 AM
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New computer doesn't "see" calendar or contacts
"50sguy" wrote: "Tim" wrote: 50sguy wrote: I have 2 computers and am trying to set up Outlook 2003 on the new one to parallel the setup on the old one. I copied the 3 old .pst files to the new machine and all seems OK as far as mail goes, but my Outlook calendar and contacts don't show up. Is there some setting I need to change in order for Outlook on the new computer to know where to look? Thanks. The calendar and contacts are all in the same pst file as your messages so it has to be there. Where does it not "show up"? Have you tried looking at "Folder List"? Tim Thanks Tim, but I'm just not getting it. When I click on "Contacts" or "Calendar" at the lower left of the screen, all I get is one entry (a dummy entry I put in when I first started Outlook on this computer). I wrote over that file with my old one that has hundreds of entries...but they don't show up anywhere that I can tell. Sorry to be so dense. STOP THE PRESSES. I found it. Thanks again.
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August 2nd 07, 01:06 AM
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New computer doesn't "see" calendar or contacts
50sguy wrote:
"Tim" wrote: 50sguy wrote: I have 2 computers and am trying to set up Outlook 2003 on the new one to parallel the setup on the old one. I copied the 3 old .pst files to the new machine and all seems OK as far as mail goes, but my Outlook calendar and contacts don't show up. Is there some setting I need to change in order for Outlook on the new computer to know where to look? Thanks. The calendar and contacts are all in the same pst file as your messages so it has to be there. Where does it not "show up"? Have you tried looking at "Folder List"? Tim Thanks Tim, but I'm just not getting it. When I click on "Contacts" or "Calendar" at the lower left of the screen, all I get is one entry (a dummy entry I put in when I first started Outlook on this computer). I wrote over that file with my old one that has hundreds of entries...but they don't show up anywhere that I can tell. Sorry to be so dense. Maybe it's time to back up a bit. Did you simply copy your 3 pst files to your new PC or did you also perform some type of "export" or "import" with your contacts/calendar? What exactly did you do when you "wrote over that file"? Tim
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