Thanks Sue:
OK, but what if I just overwrite the OL2003's .pst with the OL2k .pst in the
Outlook folder where the '03's .pst resides? Then launch Outlook 2003?
Will this make a big mess?
What I've been doing is: every month I rename the OL2k .pst after that
month's date, then re-launch OL2k. OL2k creates a new, pristine outlook.pst
and then I copy my contacts into the new outlook.pst. That way, I've kept a
monthly record of my email. Example; 8-01-06.pst.
BTW - your "the Microsoft Outlook 2000 E-Mail and Fax Guide" has been a
wonderful resource for me.
Regards, Mark
Outlook 2003 can read .pst files from earlieer versions, but the reverse is
not true. Open the old file with the File | OPen | Outlook Data File
command.
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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers