have 2003 PST file need help

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Thomas R Grassi Jr

Last night my pc failed and I had to reinstall Windows XP Pro on it. I lost
all programs including Office 2003 I had to go back to Office 2002 and I
have a pst file from my outlook 2003 that I would love to import into my
outlook 2002.

Is it possible? I keep getting file is not compatible with this version.

Any ideas or suggestions?

Thanks

Tom
 
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

It is not possible. You can only open that file in Outlook 2003 or 2007,
where you could then transfer it to a PST file that is created in the older
"Outlook 97-2002" format.
FWIW, importing is never the correct way to transfer Outlook data.
 
T

Thomas R Grassi Jr

Russ

Thanks
Thats what I thought I read a lot about this and got the same results.

I wish I new someone who had outlook 2003 or 2007

I need the contact info out of this pst file..

Thanks again

Tom
Russ Valentine said:
It is not possible. You can only open that file in Outlook 2003 or 2007,
where you could then transfer it to a PST file that is created in the
older "Outlook 97-2002" format.
FWIW, importing is never the correct way to transfer Outlook data.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Thomas R Grassi Jr said:
Last night my pc failed and I had to reinstall Windows XP Pro on it. I
lost all programs including Office 2003 I had to go back to Office 2002
and I have a pst file from my outlook 2003 that I would love to import
into my outlook 2002.

Is it possible? I keep getting file is not compatible with this version.

Any ideas or suggestions?

Thanks

Tom
 
R

Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

Just curious. Why were you able to use Outlook 2003 before but now can't?
Seems to be the root of your problem.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Thomas R Grassi Jr said:
Russ

Thanks
Thats what I thought I read a lot about this and got the same results.

I wish I new someone who had outlook 2003 or 2007

I need the contact info out of this pst file..

Thanks again

Tom
Russ Valentine said:
It is not possible. You can only open that file in Outlook 2003 or 2007,
where you could then transfer it to a PST file that is created in the
older "Outlook 97-2002" format.
FWIW, importing is never the correct way to transfer Outlook data.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Thomas R Grassi Jr said:
Last night my pc failed and I had to reinstall Windows XP Pro on it. I
lost all programs including Office 2003 I had to go back to Office 2002
and I have a pst file from my outlook 2003 that I would love to import
into my outlook 2002.

Is it possible? I keep getting file is not compatible with this version.

Any ideas or suggestions?

Thanks

Tom
 
T

Thomas R Grassi Jr

Russ

The computer had OPffice 2003 installed but we did not have the Office 2003
CD any more.

I wish there was a utility to open the pst file and look at the info.

Still looking for someone who has outlook 2003


Thanks

Tom
Russ Valentine said:
Just curious. Why were you able to use Outlook 2003 before but now can't?
Seems to be the root of your problem.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Thomas R Grassi Jr said:
Russ

Thanks
Thats what I thought I read a lot about this and got the same results.

I wish I new someone who had outlook 2003 or 2007

I need the contact info out of this pst file..

Thanks again

Tom
Russ Valentine said:
It is not possible. You can only open that file in Outlook 2003 or 2007,
where you could then transfer it to a PST file that is created in the
older "Outlook 97-2002" format.
FWIW, importing is never the correct way to transfer Outlook data.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Last night my pc failed and I had to reinstall Windows XP Pro on it. I
lost all programs including Office 2003 I had to go back to Office 2002
and I have a pst file from my outlook 2003 that I would love to import
into my outlook 2002.

Is it possible? I keep getting file is not compatible with this
version.

Any ideas or suggestions?

Thanks

Tom
 

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