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Have a computer running Win2Kpro/ie6 with about 4 years of email in OLE.
Have been doing backup with OLEbackup. Want to switch to XPpro/ie7 and Outlook 2007. What is the easiest way to move those 1000's of email from the current environment to the new environment. Load Outlook 2003 (which I have) onto existing environment and export OLE to Outlook 2003. Save .pst files to CD and then load those into the new XPpro/Outlook 2007 environment after new OS is installed. Backup existing environment with OELbackup. Install new OS and IE7/OEL then use OELbackup with XPpro (I am not certain if my version 6 of OLE backup will work with XLpro) to restore files to IE7/OLE then export them to Outlook 2007. I will be low level formatting my C drive prior to clean installing XPpro. Thanks for your suggestions Howard |
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Howard wrote:
Have a computer running Win2Kpro/ie6 with about 4 years of email in OLE. Have been doing backup with OLEbackup. Want to switch to XPpro/ie7 and Outlook 2007. What is the easiest way to move those 1000's of email from the current environment to the new environment. Load Outlook 2003 (which I have) onto existing environment and export OLE to Outlook 2003. Save .pst files to CD and then load those into the new XPpro/Outlook 2007 environment after new OS is installed. You could do it that way. Backup existing environment with OELbackup. Install new OS and IE7/OEL then use OELbackup with XPpro (I am not certain if my version 6 of OLE backup will work with XLpro) to restore files to IE7/OLE then export them to Outlook 2007. That also will work. Don't forget to save the WAB as well as the DBX files. I don't think either method is better than the other, but I think I'd rpefer the former. I'd rather work with one PST than multiple DBX and WAB files. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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![]() "Brian Tillman" wrote in message ... Howard wrote: Have a computer running Win2Kpro/ie6 with about 4 years of email in OLE. Have been doing backup with OLEbackup. Want to switch to XPpro/ie7 and Outlook 2007. What is the easiest way to move those 1000's of email from the current environment to the new environment. Load Outlook 2003 (which I have) onto existing environment and export OLE to Outlook 2003. Save .pst files to CD and then load those into the new XPpro/Outlook 2007 environment after new OS is installed. You could do it that way. Backup existing environment with OELbackup. Install new OS and IE7/OEL then use OELbackup with XPpro (I am not certain if my version 6 of OLE backup will work with XLpro) to restore files to IE7/OLE then export them to Outlook 2007. That also will work. Don't forget to save the WAB as well as the DBX files. I don't think either method is better than the other, but I think I'd rpefer the former. I'd rather work with one PST than multiple DBX and WAB files. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] Thanks for your thoughts. I guess (since I am a belts and suspenders type guy) I will do both. Save DBX and WAB from current installation and also export to Outlook in current installation and save those PST's. That way I will have some redundancy if I run into problems. Howard |
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