using Outlook 2010

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I've downloaded the 2010 and want to use it, but how do I transfer my 2007
files -- contacts, calendar, rules, emails, notes, etc. -- to 2010? If I
can't transfer them, 2010 is useless to me. (No such problems with Word 2010
or the others -- they're great.) Help? Thanks,
 
outlook 2010 will not install if Outlook 2007 is still installed
Once OL 2010 is installed it should under normal circumstances reconnect to
your data
 
when you install 2010 it will upgrade 2007 (only one version of outlook can
be on your computer at a time) and all you stuff should be there.
 
Does this mean that I have to delete Outlook 2007? I have both versions
(though I can run only one at a time). And what happens if I then decide not
to purchase 2010? I don't want to lose my files and settings in 2007. Isn't
there a way to import files and settings, and also to save them?
 

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