Yes, it will. But if BCM isn't on the new machine, it won't really matter
since most of that data is really only useful if you use BCM.

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"Karl Timmermans" wrote in message
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Diane, just an idle question since this (BCM-PST) is one thing that we
haven't played with (yet) ...... wouldn't all the "custom" BCM data not
get lost in the process since BCM uses it's own custom form for displaying
the backend data?

Karl
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"Diane Poremsky {MVP}" wrote in message
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export to a pst on the old computer and move the pst.

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"JB" wrote in message
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How do I copy the contacts that are in my 2003 Outlook Business
Contacts, on
my older machine, and put them into a 2007 Outlook contacts WITHOUT
Business Contact manager ?
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JB, the newbie