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January 16th 07, 09:49 PM
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Two cases of same Folder group in Outlook 2003
Even a cursory glance at the posts in this group will answer your question.
Importing a PST file always corrupts your Outlook profile. It is never the correct way to transfer Outlook data. Your profile cannot be repaired. Create a new one from scratch and migrate your Outlook data correctly: open the PST file in Outlook and either copy what you need from it or set it to be used as your new default information store. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] wrote in message ... In my folders area I have two listings of "personal folders" and all the subfolders. I imported the data and somehow got two copies of that folder. My hotmail and MSN folders are ok. How do I merge the two, or delete one of these accounts? Thanks... 
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January 16th 07, 11:54 PM
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Two cases of same Folder group in Outlook 2003
Your other, multi post, explicitly states that you imported.
wrote in message ... I didn't import the data. I copied the data (pst) file directly. I did a search before I posted and didn't see anything directly relating to the precise problem I had. Thanks... On Tue, 16 Jan 2007 16:49:46 -0500, "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Even a cursory glance at the posts in this group will answer your question. Importing a PST file always corrupts your Outlook profile. It is never the correct way to transfer Outlook data. Your profile cannot be repaired. Create a new one from scratch and migrate your Outlook data correctly: open the PST file in Outlook and either copy what you need from it or set it to be used as your new default information store.
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January 17th 07, 01:37 AM
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Two cases of same Folder group in Outlook 2003
What a relief. I'm so glad you didn't import your data. Except you said you
did and you are reporting the consequences of having done so. Post clearly and accurately if you want help. You are wasting the time and good will of the group when you do otherwise. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] wrote in message ... I didn't import the data. I copied the data (pst) file directly. I did a search before I posted and didn't see anything directly relating to the precise problem I had. Thanks... On Tue, 16 Jan 2007 16:49:46 -0500, "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Even a cursory glance at the posts in this group will answer your question. Importing a PST file always corrupts your Outlook profile. It is never the correct way to transfer Outlook data. Your profile cannot be repaired. Create a new one from scratch and migrate your Outlook data correctly: open the PST file in Outlook and either copy what you need from it or set it to be used as your new default information store.
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