Form outllok 2003 to 2007

[Guest]

The step that I took

1. Backup the Outlool.pst file from Outlook 2003 to my documents
2. Delete windows XP re Install Windows XP Home edition
3. Restore my documents
4. Install office 2007
5. Read my e-mail and send e-mail using 2007 this operation was OK.
6. Add my old Outlook (2003) inside my documents (just restor step 3) by
adding 2nd. personal folders to outlook 2007.
7. To do that I did the following:

I open Microsoft Outlook 2007 clicking on tools, account setting, hit the
tab call data files and press the ADD bottom, type the address location of
the 2003 Outlook, located in my documents now I have a 2nd set of personal
folder one with a few e-mail (see step 5). Now I am not able to see my
e-mails and un able to send or received e-mail. I delete the 2nd group and
try to send and received and a get this msg. The operation fails. The
object can not be found.

I will like to recovery the Outlook files located in my

Please reply to my address I ma new and I me not be able to fine the reply
(e-mail address removed)

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

The step that I took

1. Backup the Outlool.pst file from Outlook 2003 to my documents
2. Delete windows XP re Install Windows XP Home edition
3. Restore my documents
4. Install office 2007
5. Read my e-mail and send e-mail using 2007 this operation was OK.
6. Add my old Outlook (2003) inside my documents (just restor step 3) by
adding 2nd. personal folders to outlook 2007.
7. To do that I did the following:

I open Microsoft Outlook 2007 clicking on tools, account setting, hit the
tab call data files and press the ADD bottom, type the address location of
the 2003 Outlook, located in my documents now I have a 2nd set of personal
folder one with a few e-mail (see step 5). Now I am not able to see my
e-mails and un able to send or received e-mail. I delete the 2nd group and
try to send and received and a get this msg. The operation fails. The
object can not be found.

I will like to recovery the Outlook files located in my

Please reply to my address I ma new and I me not be able to fine the reply
(e-mail address removed)

Best to repost in an Outlook newsgroup. And sorry, few
respondents are prepared to reply to you directly as this
is not a pizza delivery service. I recommend you use
Outlook Express as your news client. It allows you to flag
your messages for subsequent follow up.

 

[Rock]

The step that I took

1. Backup the Outlool.pst file from Outlook 2003 to my documents
2. Delete windows XP re Install Windows XP Home edition
3. Restore my documents
4. Install office 2007
5. Read my e-mail and send e-mail using 2007 this operation was OK.
6. Add my old Outlook (2003) inside my documents (just restor step 3) by
adding 2nd. personal folders to outlook 2007.
7. To do that I did the following:

I open Microsoft Outlook 2007 clicking on tools, account setting, hit the
tab call data files and press the ADD bottom, type the address location of
the 2003 Outlook, located in my documents now I have a 2nd set of personal
folder one with a few e-mail (see step 5). Now I am not able to see my
e-mails and un able to send or received e-mail. I delete the 2nd group
and
try to send and received and a get this msg. The operation fails. The
object can not be found.

I will like to recovery the Outlook files located in my

It's not a good idea to post an unmunged email address in a public
newsgroup. It can get harvested by spam. If you can't find a previous post
search for it using Google Groups Advanced search. This newsgroup is
microsoft.public.windowsxp.general. Search for posts with your name as
author.

http://groups.google.com/advanced_search?q=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en

Better yet don't use the web interface (which is awful) to access what is
actually a Usenet newsgroup. Use a newsreader. XP comes with Outlook
Express which can be configured for newsgroup access. Here is a link with
info on how to do that.

http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/outlookexpressnewreader.htm

Lastly, for your issue, it would be best to post to an Outlook newsgroup.
Here is a link to the Outlook general newsgroup, both via the web interface
and in OE.

In OE
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.outlook.general

On the web:
http://www.microsoft.com/communitie...da5-518a-4900-8a9f-2b76aa8d1ea0&lang=en&cr=us