Microsoft Outlook

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within outlook, do file - import and export - export to a file and export it
to a .pst file. If the pc's are networked and the location of the file you
exported is shared, you can do the reverse by file - import and export -
import from another file - personal folder file.
If they're not networked, then burn the .pst to CD. Paste the file from CD
to a location on the destination pc, make sure the file attribute "read-only"
is not ticked and run file import and export to import the .pst on the
destination pc's outlook client
 
raf said:
within outlook, do file - import and export - export to a file and
export it to a .pst file.
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No NO NO!

Why bother? Just copy the original pst file!
 
Martin said:
How can I transfer my contact/addresses from one PC to another?
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Ignore what rf posted. Just find your pst file (if you are using XP or W2K
it's a hidden file) and copy it (with Outlook closed). Move the copy to your
new machine, do NOT paste it over the existing pst file. Then in Outlook go
to File-Open-Outlook Data File and navigate to the old file. Copy all the
data you need into the new pst file.
 
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