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June 15th 07, 05:46 PM
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How do I apply contacts to other computers?
I recently cleaned out all of the old/doubled addresses and updated all of
the current addresses in my Microsoft Outlook 2003 program here at the office. How can I apply that list to all of the other computers that I have at my home address and at my ranch office without spending HOURS of work doing each computer? 
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June 15th 07, 08:22 PM
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How do I apply contacts to other computers?
Greybow wrote:
I recently cleaned out all of the old/doubled addresses and updated all of the current addresses in my Microsoft Outlook 2003 program here at the office. How can I apply that list to all of the other computers that I have at my home address and at my ranch office without spending HOURS of work doing each computer? Create a new PST, copy your Contacts folder to it, close the PST, and close Outlook. Put the PST on a flash drive, take it home, and put it on the hard drive there or zip it up and mail it to your home address. Once it's on the home machine (making sure you don't overwrite any existing PST), open it in Outlook, open the Contacts folder it contains, and copy all the items (CTRL-A will select them all) in it to the existing contacts folder. If you want to replace the contents of your existing folder, delete its contents first. -- Brian Tillman
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June 18th 07, 04:16 PM
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How do I apply contacts to other computers?
"Brian Tillman" wrote: Greybow wrote: I recently cleaned out all of the old/doubled addresses and updated all of the current addresses in my Microsoft Outlook 2003 program here at the office. How can I apply that list to all of the other computers that I have at my home address and at my ranch office without spending HOURS of work doing each computer? Create a new PST, copy your Contacts folder to it, close the PST, and close Outlook. Put the PST on a flash drive, take it home, and put it on the hard drive there or zip it up and mail it to your home address. Once it's on the home machine (making sure you don't overwrite any existing PST), open it in Outlook, open the Contacts folder it contains, and copy all the items (CTRL-A will select them all) in it to the existing contacts folder. If you want to replace the contents of your existing folder, delete its contents first. -- Brian Tillman 1. How do I create a new PST? 2. How do I copy that into the folder?
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June 20th 07, 08:41 AM
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How do I apply contacts to other computers?
Greybow wrote:
1. How do I create a new PST? FileNewOutlook Data File 2. How do I copy that into the folder? How do you copy what into the folder? The PST? WIth WIndows Explorer, of course, just like you copy any file. If that's not what you mean, please be explicit. -- Brian Tillman
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