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December 14th 06, 05:58 PM
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Importing ost file into Outlook 2003 account
How can I import an Outlook ost file into a new Outlook 2003 account? I get
the message that the ost file is not a personal folder file. Thanks, Steve 
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December 14th 06, 06:38 PM
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Importing ost file into Outlook 2003 account
Assuming you are not using Exchange, I believe only third party utilities
can convert an ost to pst "Crossmusic" wrote in message ... How can I import an Outlook ost file into a new Outlook 2003 account? I get the message that the ost file is not a personal folder file. Thanks, Steve
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December 14th 06, 08:09 PM
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Importing ost file into Outlook 2003 account
We are using Exchange 2003.
"DL" wrote: Assuming you are not using Exchange, I believe only third party utilities can convert an ost to pst "Crossmusic" wrote in message ... How can I import an Outlook ost file into a new Outlook 2003 account? I get the message that the ost file is not a personal folder file. Thanks, Steve
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December 14th 06, 11:03 PM
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Importing ost file into Outlook 2003 account
Crossmusic wrote:
How can I import an Outlook ost file into a new Outlook 2003 account? I get the message that the ost file is not a personal folder file. OSTs are tied to the original Exchange account. If you're using Exchange, just connect and let the OST rebuild. It's just a cache of what's in the Exchange mailbox anyway. -- Brian Tillman
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December 20th 06, 04:47 PM
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Importing ost file into Outlook 2003 account
What if the original Exchange account has already been deleted from the server?
"Brian Tillman" wrote: Crossmusic wrote: How can I import an Outlook ost file into a new Outlook 2003 account? I get the message that the ost file is not a personal folder file. OSTs are tied to the original Exchange account. If you're using Exchange, just connect and let the OST rebuild. It's just a cache of what's in the Exchange mailbox anyway. -- Brian Tillman
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December 20th 06, 05:54 PM
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Importing ost file into Outlook 2003 account
Crossmusic wrote:
What if the original Exchange account has already been deleted from the server? If the account has been removed from the server but not from the client PC, then Outlook should be able to work in Offline mode and you can then copy the data to a PST and from there to another Exchange account. -- Brian Tillman
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