Outlook 2000---->2003

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Deep Thought

Can I simply import my Outllok 2000 .pst file (pretty big - 12mb) to newly
installed copy of Outlook 2003 without problems in order that I can continue
with my existing agenda/contacts list?

deep thought
 
G

Guest

Deep Thought said:
Can I simply import my Outllok 2000 .pst file (pretty big - 12mb) to newly
installed copy of Outlook 2003 without problems in order that I can continue
with my existing agenda/contacts list?

deep thought
 
G

Guest

Deep Thought said:
Can I simply import my Outllok 2000 .pst file (pretty big - 12mb) to newly
installed copy of Outlook 2003 without problems in order that I can continue
with my existing agenda/contacts list?

deep thought


Good question. Having the same problem. I have a big PST that worked in 2000 but gives me error message in 2003. MS knowledge base says nothing about this.

Is there a workaround?
 
J

J Stewart

I just upgraded from OL2000 to OL2003 and it moved all my contacts &
previous e-mails right over into OL2003. I don't know if this was just dumb
luck, but anyway it worked for me.
James
 
S

SgtRich

Can I simply import my Outllok 2000 .pst file (pretty big - 12mb) to newly
installed copy of Outlook 2003 without problems in order that I can continue
with my existing agenda/contacts list?
Don't import it. Just open it in Outlook 2003. File > Open > Outlook Data
File.
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<<<SgtRich>>>

Email Client: Microsoft Office Outlook 2003
News Client (Text): Forté Agent 2.0 www.forteinc.com
News Client (Binaries): News Rover 10.0 www.newsrover.com
 
D

Deep Thought

....sounds promising. Just need to figure out how to get my .pst file off my
laptop on to my new p.c. (do not have any external drives beyond floppy on
the laptop) - looks like a LONG email over 56k awaits me...

deep thought
 

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