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mcnewsxp December 14th 08 04:39 PM

retreieve old email
 
how can i retreive my old email and accounts after i logged onto a new
domain and created a new account on my XP workstation? the old user account
is still available under doc & settings, but i can find the right thing to
import or copy over.
tia,
mcnewsxp



VanguardLH[_2_] December 14th 08 05:29 PM

retreieve old email
 
mcnewsxp wrote:

how can i retreive my old email and accounts after i logged onto a new
domain and created a new account on my XP workstation? the old user account
is still available under doc & settings, but i can find the right thing to
import or copy over.
tia,
mcnewsxp


File - Open
Browse to the old .pst file.
You'll get the e-mails. You won't get the accounts (just recreate
them).

You'll need to change permissions on the %userprofile% for the old
account to allow you access to them under your new account (unless your
new account is an admin-level account in which case you can take
ownership of the old .pst file).

mcnewsxp December 14th 08 05:37 PM

retreieve old email
 

"VanguardLH" wrote in message
...
mcnewsxp wrote:

how can i retreive my old email and accounts after i logged onto a new
domain and created a new account on my XP workstation? the old user
account
is still available under doc & settings, but i can find the right thing
to
import or copy over.
tia,
mcnewsxp


File - Open
Browse to the old .pst file.
You'll get the e-mails. You won't get the accounts (just recreate
them).

You'll need to change permissions on the %userprofile% for the old
account to allow you access to them under your new account (unless your
new account is an admin-level account in which case you can take
ownership of the old .pst file).


i haven't been able to find any .pst files. i did a search with the
Administrator account.
??



Gordon[_4_] December 14th 08 05:47 PM

retreieve old email
 
"mcnewsxp" wrote in message
...

"VanguardLH" wrote in message
...
mcnewsxp wrote:

how can i retreive my old email and accounts after i logged onto a new
domain and created a new account on my XP workstation? the old user
account
is still available under doc & settings, but i can find the right thing
to
import or copy over.
tia,
mcnewsxp


File - Open
Browse to the old .pst file.
You'll get the e-mails. You won't get the accounts (just recreate
them).

You'll need to change permissions on the %userprofile% for the old
account to allow you access to them under your new account (unless your
new account is an admin-level account in which case you can take
ownership of the old .pst file).


i haven't been able to find any .pst files. i did a search with the
Administrator account.
??



pst files are hidden.

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mcnewsxp December 14th 08 05:55 PM

retreieve old email
 

"Gordon" wrote in message
...
"mcnewsxp" wrote in message
...

"VanguardLH" wrote in message
...
mcnewsxp wrote:

how can i retreive my old email and accounts after i logged onto a new
domain and created a new account on my XP workstation? the old user
account
is still available under doc & settings, but i can find the right thing
to
import or copy over.
tia,
mcnewsxp

File - Open
Browse to the old .pst file.
You'll get the e-mails. You won't get the accounts (just recreate
them).

You'll need to change permissions on the %userprofile% for the old
account to allow you access to them under your new account (unless your
new account is an admin-level account in which case you can take
ownership of the old .pst file).


i haven't been able to find any .pst files. i did a search with the
Administrator account.
??



pst files are hidden.

i found them using a DOS DIR *.pst /s commanfd.
thanks.




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