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How can I xfer "Contacts data" from Outlookx.pst into Outlook.pst

 
 
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      29th Jun 2007
My Contacts are present in Outlook2.pst and not in Outlook.pst.
How can I make this data vailable in Outlook after startup of Outlook.
Outlook2.pst is in a different map tha Outlook itself.
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      29th Jun 2007
I don't know what you mean by "...is in a different map..."

Regardless, from Outlook just open the pst file (Outlook2) that has the
contacts you want. Then copy the contacts to your "main" pst Contacts
folder. After that you can close the "Outlook2" pst.

Tim

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> My Contacts are present in Outlook2.pst and not in Outlook.pst.
> How can I make this data vailable in Outlook after startup of Outlook.
> Outlook2.pst is in a different map tha Outlook itself.
> Thanks


 
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