Folks,

I am moving us this weekend from having our ISP host our e-mail to Exchange.
All users have Outlook 2003 and an outlook.pst file currently. After I get
all of the Exchange parameters setup and working, my next task will be to
create a exchange profile for each user in Outlook and get e-mail setup for
new incoming mail.
Then I will need to migrate either all or part of their existing .pst
mail/contacts/calendar to the Exchange profile. What advice would you have
for doing this? I have read where some folks don't like to import, but would
rather copy/paste after pointing to the .pst file.
Is it easy to do contacts/calendar as well?

Thanks,
Mike

Moving calendar and contact items works in the same as moving emails.
Switching it to a table view like By Category is recommended.

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"Mike" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Folks,
>
> I am moving us this weekend from having our ISP host our e-mail to
> Exchange.
> All users have Outlook 2003 and an outlook.pst file currently. After I
> get
> all of the Exchange parameters setup and working, my next task will be to
> create a exchange profile for each user in Outlook and get e-mail setup
> for
> new incoming mail.
> Then I will need to migrate either all or part of their existing .pst
> mail/contacts/calendar to the Exchange profile. What advice would you
> have
> for doing this? I have read where some folks don't like to import, but
> would
> rather copy/paste after pointing to the .pst file.
> Is it easy to do contacts/calendar as well?
>
> Thanks,
> Mike
>