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February 13th 06, 04:48 PM
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Repair & Detect messed up my profile and PST file
I had a problem with FrontPage and had to do the repair & detect option in
that program. Now when I start Outlook 2003, a dialog box comes up telling me to create a new profile. How can I fix this problem? I am a single user with the Administrator account (I don't use this one) and then the one that I log into when Windows starts. The only PST file I have is Outlook.pst located underneath. Is there a way I can use my existing PST file without have multiple profiles? Thanks, Mark -- To reply directly, remove the NOSPAM 
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