Hi Paul, sorry but I can't help you with your certificate issue - I have no
idea why that stopped working...
Thanks for the reply but I think that emails within the nst file are only
duplicated in the Lotus Notes file. In other words, if I add a new contact
or task to Outlook the information doesn't make it back to Notes. I have to
think this is so because Outlook supports so many more data items than Notes
(for example, 3 email fields instead of Notes' 1, 3 address fields instead
of 2, 19 phone number fields instead of Notes' 6, etc...) Same thing with
Tasks, OL supports multiple categories, statuses, total work, etc...
Is a way to open an existing .nst file in order to access the data?
Thanks,
Harry
"Paul Brun" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I believe the NST file is a replica of what is stored on Notes within your
> mail, calendar and tasks. If you have your Notes client stored on your
> system, then you should be able to access the same information.
>
> I am hoping someone can tell me how can make the Outlook Notes Connector
> work again after it stopped working due to a certificate update?
>
> Good luck.
> Paul
>
>
>
> "HarryS" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> > Until recently I was using the Outlook connector for Lotus Notes
> > (Outlook2002/Notes R5) and due to a recent laptop crash and corporate
> > merger
> > I now have Outlook2k on my laptop (for which there is no Notes
Connector).
> > Is there any way to access the data stored in the nst file that Outlook
> > created? I'm assuming that the nst file is where Outlook was storing
all
> > of
> > my contact information (as the contact data wasn't getting back to my
> > Notes
> > database).
> >
> > 1) Is it possible to have Outlook read the nst file without installing
the
> > Notes Connector? (I have access to OutlookXP if necessary)
> > 2) If the contact data is not stored within the nst file can someone
tell
> > me
> > where it is stored?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Harry
> >
> >
>
>
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