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PeterB
If I install Outlook 2007 and uninstall Outlook 2003 do I lose all my old
e-mails, calendar dates, etc
e-mails, calendar dates, etc
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Roady [MVP]
No, the mail profile will upgrade and all settings will be left in tact.
However, it is often recommended to recreate you mail profile after an
upgrade. For details see;
http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/newprofile.htm
It will of course never hurt to make regular backups of your Outlook data.
For detailed instructions see;
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/backupandrestore.htm
However, it is often recommended to recreate you mail profile after an
upgrade. For details see;
http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/newprofile.htm
It will of course never hurt to make regular backups of your Outlook data.
For detailed instructions see;
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/backupandrestore.htm
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DL
And no need to multi post
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PeterB
Thanks, Roady.
I assume I just install the 2007 version and then remove the 2003 version,
in that order, apart from backing up etc.? As simple as that?
I assume I just install the 2007 version and then remove the 2003 version,
in that order, apart from backing up etc.? As simple as that?
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joefox
Who cares if he multi-posts with additional questions? Maybe he forgot to ask
or didn't know what to ask until someone replied. I don't see you offering
useful advice.
Anyway, the one thing I'd recommend is to backup all your data first. There
are always things that can go wrong during an upgrade.
or didn't know what to ask until someone replied. I don't see you offering
useful advice.
Anyway, the one thing I'd recommend is to backup all your data first. There
are always things that can go wrong during an upgrade.
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Russ Valentine
No. Remove Outlook 2003 first. Outlook should always be installed clean.
Your profile and data will remain intact.
Your profile and data will remain intact.
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VanguardLH
joefox said:Who cares if he multi-posts with additional questions? Maybe he forgot to ask
or didn't know what to ask until someone replied. I don't see you offering
useful advice.
Oh, and what might be those ADDITIONAL questions that weren't in his SAME
post that he duplicated 47 minutes later? You were too lazy to bother
checking just what was in that duplicated thread in the other newsgroup.
Hmm, now how would DL know that PeterB had multi-posted? Gee, why don't you
actually go *check* the other thread. Duh!