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October 29th 07, 08:00 PM
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Export outllok account settings
Hi
How can I move oulook 2003 setting from 1 computer to another. Is there any way I can export setting from 1 computer to another. 
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October 30th 07, 02:42 PM
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Shah wrote:
How can I move oulook 2003 setting from 1 computer to another. Is there any way I can export setting from 1 computer to another. In Office 2003 there is a "Save My Settings Wizard" under "Microsoft Office Tools". Use that. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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December 21st 07, 03:06 AM
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I have a similar, problem. We just moved from an NT4 domain to active
directory domain. In doing so, my workstation has a different login, and the outlook files are all left in the other user.OLD NTdomain file tree. Big screwup looks like nobody thought to do the outlook backup before the domain flip. So, in this case, we can't (that I see) open outlook | export.......tried looking at open (now empty) outlook, same workstation, new domain | import, but there is a rights issue. I would figure we are not the first to end up here? Any thoughts? Thanks! Dave "Brian Tillman" wrote: Shah wrote: How can I move oulook 2003 setting from 1 computer to another. Is there any way I can export setting from 1 computer to another. In Office 2003 there is a "Save My Settings Wizard" under "Microsoft Office Tools". Use that. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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December 22nd 07, 07:04 PM
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Export outllok account settings
DaveT wrote:
I have a similar, problem. We just moved from an NT4 domain to active directory domain. In doing so, my workstation has a different login, and the outlook files are all left in the other user.OLD NTdomain file tree. Big screwup looks like nobody thought to do the outlook backup before the domain flip. So, in this case, we can't (that I see) open outlook | export.......tried looking at open (now empty) outlook, same workstation, new domain | import, but there is a rights issue. Is there any way to access the old NT profile folder tree? If so, copy the PST from it to a folder where you have full access, then try to open the PST in Outlook. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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