I am getting a new computer. I will install new version of Office 2007 and
Outlook 2007 (not the upgrade version, repeat, will install new version)

My current computer uses Outlook 2003. It is filled with all my contacts,
emails, tasks, calendar events etc that MUST be exported and hence imported
onto the new machine running Outlook 2007.

Please, step by step, what is the best method to assure myself that
EVERYTHING in the old outlook.pst file (2003 version) is exported and
imported into the new Outlook 2007 program?

THANK YOU!!!

move the pst to the new computer and when creating a new profile (control
panel, mail before ever opening outlook) point the profile to your old pst
and set it as default.
http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/connect_pst.htm

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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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"georgef" wrote in message
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I am getting a new computer. I will install new version of Office 2007 and
Outlook 2007 (not the upgrade version, repeat, will install new version)

My current computer uses Outlook 2003. It is filled with all my contacts,
emails, tasks, calendar events etc that MUST be exported and hence
imported
onto the new machine running Outlook 2007.

Please, step by step, what is the best method to assure myself that
EVERYTHING in the old outlook.pst file (2003 version) is exported and
imported into the new Outlook 2007 program?

THANK YOU!!!