XP Conversion

[Dale Tibbils]

I upgraded to Windows XP (added a second drive that uses
XP and my PC boots to that drive)and I want to transfer
my Outlook schedule from the old drive--still installed.
I can't find the file that has my schedule on it on the
old drive. Can someone tell me where it is?

Also, I want to use Outlook Express, but it requires
identification of the servers (Incoming Mail Server
(POP3,IMAP or HTTP and the Outoging Server (SMTP). My
internet provideder is SBC Global. How can I find these
server indentifcations?

 

[purplehaz]

You want the file outlook.pst. Do a search for it casue in win9x its buried
deep in the windows folder. Something like c:\windows\application
data\microsoft\office\outlook, or even longer, I forget exactly.
Find your email server names from your isp website or by calling their tech
support.

 

[S.Sengupta]

Hi!
Try this:-
"DBXtract"
http://www.updatexp.com/tip23.html
regards/
ssg MS-MVP
pronetworks.org

 

[Jim Macklin]

Ask your ISP tech support for the URL for their help and FAQ
pages if this doesn't work
http://www02.sbc.com/DSL_new/content/1,,19,00.html

You need to install Outlook on your new drive, open Outlook
and use the file/import feature to import your data from the
files on the other drive.



| Hi!
| Try this:-
| "DBXtract"
| http://www.updatexp.com/tip23.html
| regards/
| ssg MS-MVP
| pronetworks.org
|
| Dale Tibbils wrote:
|
| > I upgraded to Windows XP (added a second drive that uses
| > XP and my PC boots to that drive)and I want to transfer
| > my Outlook schedule from the old drive--still installed.
| > I can't find the file that has my schedule on it on the
| > old drive. Can someone tell me where it is?
| >
| > Also, I want to use Outlook Express, but it requires
| > identification of the servers (Incoming Mail Server
| > (POP3,IMAP or HTTP and the Outoging Server (SMTP). My
| > internet provideder is SBC Global. How can I find these
| > server indentifcations?
|