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April 16th 07, 05:16 PM
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My new computer needs my old messages and contacts!
I recently purchased a new computer and sent my old one to the recyclers,
before it went away I took a copy of the hard drive in full. I am trying to reinstate all of my important information, including e-mail contacts from my outlook 2003. I have loaded the program on my new computer, and followed some of the instructions in this forum as far as opening the *.pst files from Outlook. My problem is that the only *.pst file the Find feature could locate on the old hard drive was the Archive folder, all of the messages are several months old. My question is, where on the hard drive is the 'current' *.pst file (ie the inbox, and contacts list) or does it have a different extention? 
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April 16th 07, 06:13 PM
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My new computer needs my old messages and contacts!
"Jennifer" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I recently purchased a new computer and sent my old one to the recyclers, before it went away I took a copy of the hard drive in full. I am trying to reinstate all of my important information, including e-mail contacts from my outlook 2003. I have loaded the program on my new computer, and followed some of the instructions in this forum as far as opening the *.pst files from Outlook. My problem is that the only *.pst file the Find feature could locate on the old hard drive was the Archive folder, all of the messages are several months old. My question is, where on the hard drive is the 'current' *.pst file (ie the inbox, and contacts list) or does it have a different extention?
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April 16th 07, 06:14 PM
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My new computer needs my old messages and contacts!
Dear Jennifer,
this site could be helpfull: "Where is my Outlook data stored, people often ask?".... http://www.slipstick.com/config/backup.htm -- Oliver Vukovics Share Outlook without Exchange: Public ShareFolder Synchronisation for Notebooks: Public SyncTool http://www.publicshareware.com "Jennifer" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I recently purchased a new computer and sent my old one to the recyclers, before it went away I took a copy of the hard drive in full. I am trying to reinstate all of my important information, including e-mail contacts from my outlook 2003. I have loaded the program on my new computer, and followed some of the instructions in this forum as far as opening the *.pst files from Outlook. My problem is that the only *.pst file the Find feature could locate on the old hard drive was the Archive folder, all of the messages are several months old. My question is, where on the hard drive is the 'current' *.pst file (ie the inbox, and contacts list) or does it have a different extention?
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