How to undo a .pst file import to the default 'Personal Folders'?

[Guest]

When importing a .pst file from a business-related email account, it was
mistakenly merged with the existing Inbox, Sent Items, etc. folders of my
personal email account in Outlook's default "Personal Folders." How do I
undo that import action?

Also, how do I then import that .pst file to a separate "Personal Folder"
that I will name "Business Email Account?" I want to organize separate
folders for the personal and business email accounts.

Help!

 

[DL]

You dont import the pst, if you wish to keep it as a seperate pst, You
simply open it in OL.
I dont believe there is any undo option.
The often used method to seperate accounts is to create sub folders, and
then use rules to 'send' mail to the appropriate folder

 

[Brian Tillman]

When importing a .pst file from a business-related email account, it
was mistakenly merged with the existing Inbox, Sent Items, etc.
folders of my personal email account in Outlook's default "Personal
Folders." How do I undo that import action?

You find all the items you imported and delete them. There is no "undo" for
an import.

Also, how do I then import that .pst file to a separate "Personal
Folder" that I will name "Business Email Account?"

Import will only import into the default delivery location folders. Don't
ever use import to import a pst. Just use File>Open>Outlook Data File (or
Personal Folders File, depending on version), browse to the PST, select it,
and click OK. Then, change it's properties
(right-click>Properties>Advanced:Name) to name it "Business Email Account".