The only way to combine the 'data' is by opening the pst files, within OL
and copying data to the new pst.
Ensure your new pst is in OL2003 format, then closing the old pst's.
Keeping a pst on the desktop could lead to problems


"krasher" wrote in message
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I am using Windows XP and Outlook 2003 with BCM.

I have multiple pst files which I want to combine into one and clean that
one up. I have created a new outlook folder and copy and pasted all the
old
pst files into it. Unfortunately they are numbered Outlook3.pst,
Outlook4.pst
etc. How do I combine them? I can open each and they are unique yet I
want
to merge them into one file.
I have a folder on my desktop where I saved old pst files. Now I went into

C:\Documents and Settings\*user name*\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook\NewOutlook

And took the pst files from the desktop, put them in this new folder in
the
above path. Obviously this doesn't work. How can I clean it up?