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upgrading from Office XP professional to Office 2K3, when I open Outlook, my
default personal folder is changed. When I try to access my old Outlook pst folder, I am asked to provide a password. I have none, and can not retrieve my previous folders (mail, sent,etc.). How do I fix this? |
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Bigdog63121 wrote:
upgrading from Office XP professional to Office 2K3, when I open Outlook, my default personal folder is changed. When I try to access my old Outlook pst folder, I am asked to provide a password. I have none, and can not retrieve my previous folders (mail, sent,etc.). How do I fix this? That's usually a sign that the PST has been copied incorrectly somewhere along the line. See if this tool helps. http://www.computerhope.com/download...s/pst19upg.zip . Use it only on an Outlook 97-2002 format PST and make a copy of the PST before you begin. -- Brian Tillman |
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