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My settings won't transfer from 2003 Pro to 2007 Pro



 
 
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Old April 20th 07, 05:50 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
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Default My settings won't transfer from 2003 Pro to 2007 Pro

When I try to open Outlook 2007 Pro for the first time my settings will not
transfer. I am on the same computer. I am just trying to upgrade.

Can anyone help?
 




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