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Hi, I made 2 accounts on the outlook first and the emails for both the
accounts r in one inbox. Now i made 2 dektop users on the laptop and i need to import the inbox in from the first user's outlook to the second user's outlook. please help me out. I have office professional 2007 |
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On 31 Mrz., 15:37, Saad wrote:
Hi, I *made 2 accounts on the outlook first and the emails for both the accounts r in one inbox. Now i made 2 dektop users on the laptop and i need to import the inbox in from the first user's outlook to the second user's outlook. please help me out. I have office professional 2007 Saad, your e-mails are in a file named "Outlook.pst". You the see where this file is located by right-clicked the top item in the Outlook folder tree and opening the subdialog. Once you know the paths of both files, you can simply copy one and overwrite the other. Tom ----------- Synchronize Outlook: http://www.easy2sync.com/en/produkte/e2s4o.php Outlook Attachment forgotten? http://www.replybutler.com/ |
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Do you mean both users should use the same data file (see all mail), or do
you mean each user should be separate? (This can only be done if the email accounts have separate passwords in their settings) "Saad" wrote in message ... Hi, I made 2 accounts on the outlook first and the emails for both the accounts r in one inbox. Now i made 2 dektop users on the laptop and i need to import the inbox in from the first user's outlook to the second user's outlook. please help me out. I have office professional 2007 |
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"Tom" wrote in message
... On 31 Mrz., 15:37, Saad wrote: you can simply copy one and overwrite the other. No. You should NEVER overwrite a pst file - that can lead to all sorts of problems like corrupted mail profiles amongst other things. |
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Tom wrote:
your e-mails are in a file named "Outlook.pst". You the see where this file is located by right-clicked the top item in the Outlook folder tree and opening the subdialog. Once you know the paths of both files, you can simply copy one and overwrite the other. Overwriting a PST is a good way to corrupt the mail profile. Instead, a copy of the original PST should be made and it should be named something OTHER THAN any existing PST name. Then the mail profile wishing to use the copy should be modified to use the newly named PST instead of the original. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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