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jim3975 January 22nd 07 03:22 PM

old backup
 
I use outlook 2003. I was looking for some old mails that should be hiding
somewhere in an old .pst bakup. (Format presumably 97 or 2000). I hear that
importing that format into my present Outlook should give trouble, is that
correct? If so, is there a way to look at these old pst files and mails
other than finding a computer with an old version of Outlook?
jim



Brian Tillman January 22nd 07 03:32 PM

old backup
 
jim3975 wrote:

I use outlook 2003. I was looking for some old mails that should be
hiding somewhere in an old .pst bakup. (Format presumably 97 or
2000). I hear that importing that format into my present Outlook
should give trouble, is that correct? If so, is there a way to look
at these old pst files and mails other than finding a computer with
an old version of Outlook?


Outlook 2003 has no trouble accessing an older format PST. Click
FileOpenOutlook Data File, browse to the old PST, select it, and click OK.
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Brian Tillman


jim3975 January 22nd 07 04:32 PM

old backup
 

I use outlook 2003. I was looking for some old mails that should be
hiding somewhere in an old .pst bakup. (Format presumably 97 or
2000). I hear that importing that format into my present Outlook
should give trouble, is that correct? If so, is there a way to look
at these old pst files and mails other than finding a computer with
an old version of Outlook?


Outlook 2003 has no trouble accessing an older format PST. Click
FileOpenOutlook Data File, browse to the old PST, select it, and click
OK.


Thanks a lot.




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