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Hello! I've just put together my replacement PC and installed XP Pro and
Office 2003 Pro. As my ISP is through MSN, I also added Outlook Connector. I wanted to retain many old emails, so I copied the an old Outlook data file over from my old hard drive. I obviously did something wrong though because now I have three identical sets of Personal Folders showing up, along with my MSN folders. I've tried deleting two of the Personal Folders, but to no avail. Can anyone here help me with this? Thanks! Paul Ruzicka Aurora, CO |
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Hi Paul,
have a look on this site for how to delete a "ghost" PST file: http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/ghosts.htm We developed also a freeware tool (Public Fix Profile), based on the information of the "outlook-tips" website, but this tool is until now only available in german language. http://www.publicshareware.de/public-fix-profile.html but if you like to test it, it is freeware. -- Oliver Vukovics Share Outlook without Exchange: Public ShareFolder Share your contacts, calendars or e-mails http://www.publicshareware.com "ruzicka" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Hello! I've just put together my replacement PC and installed XP Pro and Office 2003 Pro. As my ISP is through MSN, I also added Outlook Connector. I wanted to retain many old emails, so I copied the an old Outlook data file over from my old hard drive. I obviously did something wrong though because now I have three identical sets of Personal Folders showing up, along with my MSN folders. I've tried deleting two of the Personal Folders, but to no avail. Can anyone here help me with this? Thanks! Paul Ruzicka Aurora, CO |
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Thank you VERY much for the info! Looks like this must be a common problem.
Just so I don't screw things up though.....when the info talks about a PST having two registry keys versus only one for a ghost PST, can you tell me exactly what I'm looking for? It seems like there are many keys for me to search through, so i want to make sure I do this correctly. Thanks again though. A very quick response that looks very on-target! Paul Ruzicka "Oliver Vukovics" wrote: Hi Paul, have a look on this site for how to delete a "ghost" PST file: http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/ghosts.htm We developed also a freeware tool (Public Fix Profile), based on the information of the "outlook-tips" website, but this tool is until now only available in german language. http://www.publicshareware.de/public-fix-profile.html but if you like to test it, it is freeware. -- Oliver Vukovics Share Outlook without Exchange: Public ShareFolder Share your contacts, calendars or e-mails http://www.publicshareware.com "ruzicka" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Hello! I've just put together my replacement PC and installed XP Pro and Office 2003 Pro. As my ISP is through MSN, I also added Outlook Connector. I wanted to retain many old emails, so I copied the an old Outlook data file over from my old hard drive. I obviously did something wrong though because now I have three identical sets of Personal Folders showing up, along with my MSN folders. I've tried deleting two of the Personal Folders, but to no avail. Can anyone here help me with this? Thanks! Paul Ruzicka Aurora, CO |
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Dear Paul,
Looks like this must be a common problem This is the reason why we developed a freeware tool for this problem. can you tell me exactly what I'm looking for? It seems like there are many keys for me to search through, so i want to make sure I do this correctly. If have a look on the website: http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/ghosts.htm and here on the last 2 screenshot of the registry keys you see that the first screenshot have a registry key with the number: ab 001e3001 the second screenshot have 2 entries: "ab 001e3001" and "ab 001e3004" I understand the sentence "The ghost will have just one key" that you can delete the complete registry key with the 1 number "ab 001e3001". At last: "....the worst that will happen is you'll need to make a new profile". -- Oliver Vukovics Share Outlook without Exchange: Public ShareFolder Share your contacts, calendars or e-mails http://www.publicshareware.com "ruzicka" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Thank you VERY much for the info! Looks like this must be a common problem. Just so I don't screw things up though.....when the info talks about a PST having two registry keys versus only one for a ghost PST, can you tell me exactly what I'm looking for? It seems like there are many keys for me to search through, so i want to make sure I do this correctly. Thanks again though. A very quick response that looks very on-target! Paul Ruzicka "Oliver Vukovics" wrote: Hi Paul, have a look on this site for how to delete a "ghost" PST file: http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/ghosts.htm We developed also a freeware tool (Public Fix Profile), based on the information of the "outlook-tips" website, but this tool is until now only available in german language. http://www.publicshareware.de/public-fix-profile.html but if you like to test it, it is freeware. -- Oliver Vukovics Share Outlook without Exchange: Public ShareFolder Share your contacts, calendars or e-mails http://www.publicshareware.com "ruzicka" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Hello! I've just put together my replacement PC and installed XP Pro and Office 2003 Pro. As my ISP is through MSN, I also added Outlook Connector. I wanted to retain many old emails, so I copied the an old Outlook data file over from my old hard drive. I obviously did something wrong though because now I have three identical sets of Personal Folders showing up, along with my MSN folders. I've tried deleting two of the Personal Folders, but to no avail. Can anyone here help me with this? Thanks! Paul Ruzicka Aurora, CO |
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Okay....look's like I have four "personal folder" entries.
One seems to have one "ab" key, 001e3001 The second has two "ab" keys, 001e3001 and 001e3004. The third has three "ab" keys, 001e3001, 001e3004 and 001e300a. The last is the same as the third one. Obviously, the first one can go, but what of the other three? This seems to make it even more confusing! Sorry! "Oliver Vukovics" wrote: Dear Paul, Looks like this must be a common problem This is the reason why we developed a freeware tool for this problem. can you tell me exactly what I'm looking for? It seems like there are many keys for me to search through, so i want to make sure I do this correctly. If have a look on the website: http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/ghosts.htm and here on the last 2 screenshot of the registry keys you see that the first screenshot have a registry key with the number: ab 001e3001 the second screenshot have 2 entries: "ab 001e3001" and "ab 001e3004" I understand the sentence "The ghost will have just one key" that you can delete the complete registry key with the 1 number "ab 001e3001". At last: "....the worst that will happen is you'll need to make a new profile". -- Oliver Vukovics Share Outlook without Exchange: Public ShareFolder Share your contacts, calendars or e-mails http://www.publicshareware.com "ruzicka" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Thank you VERY much for the info! Looks like this must be a common problem. Just so I don't screw things up though.....when the info talks about a PST having two registry keys versus only one for a ghost PST, can you tell me exactly what I'm looking for? It seems like there are many keys for me to search through, so i want to make sure I do this correctly. Thanks again though. A very quick response that looks very on-target! Paul Ruzicka "Oliver Vukovics" wrote: Hi Paul, have a look on this site for how to delete a "ghost" PST file: http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/ghosts.htm We developed also a freeware tool (Public Fix Profile), based on the information of the "outlook-tips" website, but this tool is until now only available in german language. http://www.publicshareware.de/public-fix-profile.html but if you like to test it, it is freeware. -- Oliver Vukovics Share Outlook without Exchange: Public ShareFolder Share your contacts, calendars or e-mails http://www.publicshareware.com "ruzicka" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Hello! I've just put together my replacement PC and installed XP Pro and Office 2003 Pro. As my ISP is through MSN, I also added Outlook Connector. I wanted to retain many old emails, so I copied the an old Outlook data file over from my old hard drive. I obviously did something wrong though because now I have three identical sets of Personal Folders showing up, along with my MSN folders. I've tried deleting two of the Personal Folders, but to no avail. Can anyone here help me with this? Thanks! Paul Ruzicka Aurora, CO |
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