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how do I restore saved info to outlook 2000

 
 
Dubster
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      7th May 2008
I had all files, folders, and address book saved due to some pending disc
problems. I had a new disc installed and upgraded to XP. Thge programs are
reinstalled. I now need to know how to get my information back into the
program .
 
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      7th May 2008
See http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/backupandrestore.htm

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> I had all files, folders, and address book saved due to some pending disc
> problems. I had a new disc installed and upgraded to XP. Thge programs are
> reinstalled. I now need to know how to get my information back into the
> program .


 
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