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PST problems...
Hi...
I have this problem with my PST file and its related to a faulty sector, i.e. an physical error in one of the sector containing the PST file. Copying the file produces an error message, and the process is halted But it seems that everything is working in Outlook. Is there a way to back up my PST file to another location from within Outlook? I run Win XP Pro and Office 2007 -- Regards Zadig Galbaras (nick) www.tresfjording.com ----- |
PST problems...
Yes, you can use the import/export wizard to move existing data between
personal data files. The import/export option is under the file menu. /neo "Zadig Galbaras" wrote in message ... Hi... I have this problem with my PST file and its related to a faulty sector, i.e. an physical error in one of the sector containing the PST file. Copying the file produces an error message, and the process is halted But it seems that everything is working in Outlook. Is there a way to back up my PST file to another location from within Outlook? I run Win XP Pro and Office 2007 -- Regards Zadig Galbaras (nick) www.tresfjording.com ----- |
PST problems...
Ahhh... tried that earlier, but failed in the attempt, but by utilizing my
third brain cell in addition to the two already overworked ones, I managed to complete the journey... Thanx a lot for the inspiration! -- Regards Zadig Galbaras (nick) www.tresfjording.com ----- "neo [mvp outlook]" skrev i melding ... Yes, you can use the import/export wizard to move existing data between personal data files. The import/export option is under the file menu. /neo "Zadig Galbaras" wrote in message ... Hi... I have this problem with my PST file and its related to a faulty sector, i.e. an physical error in one of the sector containing the PST file. Copying the file produces an error message, and the process is halted But it seems that everything is working in Outlook. Is there a way to back up my PST file to another location from within Outlook? I run Win XP Pro and Office 2007 -- Regards Zadig Galbaras (nick) www.tresfjording.com ----- |
PST problems...
Be advised, the .PST import/export function in Outlook has some significant
issues: Importing a .PST loses the following information: 1. Custom Forms 2. Custom Views 3. Connections between contacts and activities 4. Received dates on mail 5. Birthdays and anniversaries in calendar 6. Journal connections 7. Distribution Lists It also has the nasty habit of corrupting the Outlook profile in use. It's much safer to create a new .PST file, then drag and drop the contents of the damaged file into it; you can make a backup of the new .PST file simply by copying it with Outlook closed. Should you need data out of the backup, don't use Import, open the backup file with 'File|Open|Outlook Data File' and drag what you need back. Hal -- Hal Hostetler, CPBE -- Senior Engineer/MIS -- MS MVP-Print/Imaging -- WA7BGX http://www.kvoa.com -- "When News breaks, we fix it!" KVOA Television, Tucson, AZ. NBC Channel 4 Live at Hot Licks - www.badnewsbluesband.com "Zadig Galbaras" wrote in message ... Ahhh... tried that earlier, but failed in the attempt, but by utilizing my third brain cell in addition to the two already overworked ones, I managed to complete the journey... Thanx a lot for the inspiration! -- Regards Zadig Galbaras (nick) www.tresfjording.com ----- "neo [mvp outlook]" skrev i melding ... Yes, you can use the import/export wizard to move existing data between personal data files. The import/export option is under the file menu. /neo "Zadig Galbaras" wrote in message ... Hi... I have this problem with my PST file and its related to a faulty sector, i.e. an physical error in one of the sector containing the PST file. Copying the file produces an error message, and the process is halted But it seems that everything is working in Outlook. Is there a way to back up my PST file to another location from within Outlook? I run Win XP Pro and Office 2007 -- Regards Zadig Galbaras (nick) www.tresfjording.com ----- |
PST problems...
and rules disappearing....
-- Regards Zadig Galbaras (nick) www.tresfjording.com ----- "Hal Hostetler [MVP P/I]" skrev i melding ... Be advised, the .PST import/export function in Outlook has some significant issues: Importing a .PST loses the following information: 1. Custom Forms 2. Custom Views 3. Connections between contacts and activities 4. Received dates on mail 5. Birthdays and anniversaries in calendar 6. Journal connections 7. Distribution Lists It also has the nasty habit of corrupting the Outlook profile in use. It's much safer to create a new .PST file, then drag and drop the contents of the damaged file into it; you can make a backup of the new .PST file simply by copying it with Outlook closed. Should you need data out of the backup, don't use Import, open the backup file with 'File|Open|Outlook Data File' and drag what you need back. Hal -- Hal Hostetler, CPBE -- Senior Engineer/MIS -- MS MVP-Print/Imaging -- WA7BGX http://www.kvoa.com -- "When News breaks, we fix it!" KVOA Television, Tucson, AZ. NBC Channel 4 Live at Hot Licks - www.badnewsbluesband.com "Zadig Galbaras" wrote in message ... Ahhh... tried that earlier, but failed in the attempt, but by utilizing my third brain cell in addition to the two already overworked ones, I managed to complete the journey... Thanx a lot for the inspiration! -- Regards Zadig Galbaras (nick) www.tresfjording.com ----- "neo [mvp outlook]" skrev i melding ... Yes, you can use the import/export wizard to move existing data between personal data files. The import/export option is under the file menu. /neo "Zadig Galbaras" wrote in message ... Hi... I have this problem with my PST file and its related to a faulty sector, i.e. an physical error in one of the sector containing the PST file. Copying the file produces an error message, and the process is halted But it seems that everything is working in Outlook. Is there a way to back up my PST file to another location from within Outlook? I run Win XP Pro and Office 2007 -- Regards Zadig Galbaras (nick) www.tresfjording.com ----- |
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