I set up Outlook 2003 on a new pc. I renamed the new .pst file and copied my
old outlook.pst in its place. This resulted in duplicate personal folders
(ditto for calendar, contacts etc). The instructions in Outlook Help have not
worked for me. Any ideas?

Hi Judy,

have a look on this sites, may it helps.

How to delete "ghost PST" files:
http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/ghosts.htm

Freeware tool to delete the "ghost PST" entries: Public Fix Profile:
http://www.publicshareware.com/outlo...x-profile.html

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"judy" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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I set up Outlook 2003 on a new pc. I renamed the new .pst file and copied
my
old outlook.pst in its place. This resulted in duplicate personal folders
(ditto for calendar, contacts etc). The instructions in Outlook Help have
not
worked for me. Any ideas?

Duplicate folders usually mean a corrupted profile. Create a new profile
(which will create a new .PST file), open the old .PST file, set it as the
default, close and restart Outlook, then close the .PST file Outlook created
when the profile was created. You can also copy the data from the old .PST
to the new one (which will give you a Unicode format .PST) and close the old
one.

Hal
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"judy" wrote in message
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I set up Outlook 2003 on a new pc. I renamed the new .pst file and copied
my
old outlook.pst in its place. This resulted in duplicate personal folders
(ditto for calendar, contacts etc). The instructions in Outlook Help have
not
worked for me. Any ideas?