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Transfering Accounts From One Machine to Another
I need to be able to transfer accounts defined in Outlook 2007 from my desktop to my laptop. There
are over thirty accounts (please don't ask why) in one profile. How do I copy them between machines? I can find account information in the registry but am not sure at what level I need to export/import the data. There is more than account information beneath the \Profiles\profile name. Do I need to export/import all of it or should I just export the stuff under the \Profiles\profile name\9375CFF0413111d3B88A00104B2A6676 key? |
Transfering Accounts From One Machine to Another
Vista's File and Settings Transfer Wizard should transfer that stuff.
"Stewart Berman" wrote in message ... I need to be able to transfer accounts defined in Outlook 2007 from my desktop to my laptop. There are over thirty accounts (please don't ask why) in one profile. How do I copy them between machines? I can find account information in the registry but am not sure at what level I need to export/import the data. There is more than account information beneath the \Profiles\profile name. Do I need to export/import all of it or should I just export the stuff under the \Profiles\profile name\9375CFF0413111d3B88A00104B2A6676 key? |
Transfering Accounts From One Machine to Another
I should have mentioned that the two machines are running Windows XP Pro SP3.
"Vince Averello" wrote: Vista's File and Settings Transfer Wizard should transfer that stuff. "Stewart Berman" wrote in message .. . I need to be able to transfer accounts defined in Outlook 2007 from my desktop to my laptop. There are over thirty accounts (please don't ask why) in one profile. How do I copy them between machines? I can find account information in the registry but am not sure at what level I need to export/import the data. There is more than account information beneath the \Profiles\profile name. Do I need to export/import all of it or should I just export the stuff under the \Profiles\profile name\9375CFF0413111d3B88A00104B2A6676 key? |
Transfering Accounts From One Machine to Another
Hmmm, I don't think Office 2007 includes a settings transfer wizard but I'll
check. "Stewart Berman" wrote in message ... I should have mentioned that the two machines are running Windows XP Pro SP3. |
Transfering Accounts From One Machine to Another
"Vince Averello" wrote in message ... Hmmm, I don't think Office 2007 includes a settings transfer wizard but I'll check. It doesn't. |
Transfering Accounts From One Machine to Another
I have been asked about moving to Windows 7. Is that anything that will move all of a users Outlook
settings (rules, accounts, etc) from Windows XP to Windows 7 or should I just tell them to stay on XP? "Gordon" wrote: "Vince Averello" wrote in message ... Hmmm, I don't think Office 2007 includes a settings transfer wizard but I'll check. It doesn't. |
Transfering Accounts From One Machine to Another
"Stewart Berman" wrote in message ... I have been asked about moving to Windows 7. Is that anything that will move all of a users Outlook settings (rules, accounts, etc) from Windows XP to Windows 7 or should I just tell them to stay on XP? I think in 2007, that rules are contained in the pst file. If that's correct, then all you will need to re-do manually is the Email account. |
Transfering Accounts From One Machine to Another
There is no native option to move accounts
Rules are contained in the pst and are retained provided you dont export or import the pst "Stewart Berman" wrote in message ... I have been asked about moving to Windows 7. Is that anything that will move all of a users Outlook settings (rules, accounts, etc) from Windows XP to Windows 7 or should I just tell them to stay on XP? "Gordon" wrote: "Vince Averello" wrote in message ... Hmmm, I don't think Office 2007 includes a settings transfer wizard but I'll check. It doesn't. |
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