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Old March 17th 09, 03:40 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
MikeCox
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Default migrate Outlook setting

I have installed Outlook on my new system, have and imported my personal pst
file; so I have my current e-mail, calender, tasks and notes information. I
also created an account for my e-mail and that's working.

The problem is my Signatures, Junk Mail and Rules settings are all blank and
the Backup app is missing,

Is there a way to get them into Outlook from my old computer?
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Michael

Vista 64-bit
Migrating from Vista 32-bit
 




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