I currently have and am happy with Outlook 2002. I am
planning to purchase Office 2003 and upgrade. Will the
Outlook 2002 data files I have (e.g. address book,
existing inbox, sent file, and other files I can access
with Outlook 2002) be directly accessible by Outlook
2003? If not how do I import them?

Thanks in advance.

Ken Friedman

Yes you can. If you do an upgrade all settings are retained and no
additional configuration would be needed. Otherwhise you can always connect
to your ols pst-file (the file where all the contacts, mails, calendars, etc
are stored in) by File-> Open-> Outlook Data File

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"Ken Friedman" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I currently have and am happy with Outlook 2002. I am
> planning to purchase Office 2003 and upgrade. Will the
> Outlook 2002 data files I have (e.g. address book,
> existing inbox, sent file, and other files I can access
> with Outlook 2002) be directly accessible by Outlook
> 2003? If not how do I import them?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Ken Friedman