I'm migrating from a PC to a laptop. I have Outlook 2000
installed on the PC (and now on the laptop) and something
is obviously wrong with the install on the PC because it
will not export anything. When I try I get an error
message that the CD is required, however even with the CD
it still will not export. I've tried the repair etc and
it still doesn't work.

Is there any way I just locate the files the messages are
stored in on the hard drive and copy those over to the
laptop?

Look for a .pst file - copy that to your laptop and use File->Open in
Outlook. Do NOT import it.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After scratching one's head,
Amberle3 <(E-Mail Removed)> asked this group:
| I'm migrating from a PC to a laptop. I have Outlook 2000
| installed on the PC (and now on the laptop) and something
| is obviously wrong with the install on the PC because it
| will not export anything. When I try I get an error
| message that the CD is required, however even with the CD
| it still will not export. I've tried the repair etc and
| it still doesn't work.
|
| Is there any way I just locate the files the messages are
| stored in on the hard drive and copy those over to the
| laptop?