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Transferring Outlook contacts to another computer
I have , after several hours, transferred my Palm contacts to Outlook 2003 on
a new computer. Now I need to transfer my Outlook 2003 contacts to my office computer, which has Outlook 2000. How do I do this? Thanks. |
Transferring Outlook contacts to another computer
AlanN wrote:
I have , after several hours, transferred my Palm contacts to Outlook 2003 on a new computer. I don't know why it would take hours to install Palm Conduit or Pocket Mirror (software that came with your Palm) and have it sync your Outlook contacts with your device. Now I need to transfer my Outlook 2003 contacts to my office computer, which has Outlook 2000. How do I do this? Sync your Palm with the other PC. -- Brian Tillman |
Transferring Outlook contacts to another computer
"Brian Tillman" wrote: AlanN wrote: I have , after several hours, transferred my Palm contacts to Outlook 2003 on a new computer. I don't know why it would take hours to install Palm Conduit or Pocket Mirror (software that came with your Palm) and have it sync your Outlook contacts with your device. Now I need to transfer my Outlook 2003 contacts to my office computer, which has Outlook 2000. How do I do this? Sync your Palm with the other PC. -- Brian Tillman Thanks Brian. Yes, I agree, why DID it take so long? I don't know. I kept getting a unique error message, 'hot sync operation failed because message has been changed.' No one seems to know what this means. After a lot of experimentation, reboots, subsequent removals and re-additions, and narrowing the field to only contacts, it worked. My problem is that my computer at work is on a very strict network, and they will not allow a palm sync to outlook. I need to figure out how to take the contact file I was able to get into outlook 2003, put it on a compact disc, and get it into outlook 2000. I don't know how to do this or what file to look for, etc. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks again. |
Transferring Outlook contacts to another computer
AlanN wrote:
it worked. My problem is that my computer at work is on a very strict network, and they will not allow a palm sync to outlook. Syncing with a Palm doesn't involve the network, as far as I can tell. I need to figure out how to take the contact file I was able to get into outlook 2003, put it on a compact disc, and get it into outlook 2000. In Outlook, click FileNewOutlook Data File. Select "Outlook 97-2002 Personal Folders File (.pst)" and click OK. Browse to the folder where you want it (ior accept the default). Give it a name (or accept the default). Click OK. Give it a display name (or accept the default). This will add another "Personal Folders" (or whatever display name you chose) to your folder list. RIght-click your Contacts folder, drag it to the new Personal Folders label, and release the mouse button. Choose Copy. When the copy completes, right-click the root of the PST and choose Close. Close Outlook. With Windows Explorer, browse to the folder where you created the PST and drag it to your CD burner. Allow Windows to burn the CD. You can also use an expernal burning program, but there is anecdotal evidence that some external burning programs do not handle PSTs well. Insert the CD into the other PC, open the CD, and copy the PST to some folder on the hard drive, taking care not to overwrite any PST that already exists in that folder. Remove the read-only attribute from the PST. Start Outlook. Click FIleOpenPersonal Folders File. Browse to the PST, select it, and click OK. You'll now have access to the Contacts folder in that PST. You can open it and move or copy the contacts in it to your regular Contacts folder or just use them in-place by right-clicking that Contacts folder, choosing Properties, selecting the Outlook Address Book tab, and checking the option to "Show this folder as an e-mail Address Book". -- Brian Tillman |
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