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Old January 31st 07, 02:10 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Marc W
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Default Moving a local Archive

Hello,

Since my post space was limited I had to move old mails from a netwerk
drive to a local drive. Hence I got a:

C:\Documents and Settings\Marc\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook
\Archive.pst

But, now I have got a new computer, and I want to move the post
archive from the old one to the new computer. I tried putting the pst
file in exactly the same place on the new harddrive, but my old
Archive is not visible yet.

What can I do??

Marc Wentink

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Old January 31st 07, 02:58 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Gordon
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Default Moving a local Archive

"Marc W" wrote in message
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Hello,

Since my post space was limited I had to move old mails from a netwerk
drive to a local drive. Hence I got a:

C:\Documents and Settings\Marc\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook
\Archive.pst

But, now I have got a new computer, and I want to move the post
archive from the old one to the new computer. I tried putting the pst
file in exactly the same place on the new harddrive, but my old
Archive is not visible yet.

What can I do??


You need to tell Outlook it's there! In outlook go to File-Open-Outlook Data
File and navigate to that folder.


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Old January 31st 07, 04:03 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Marc W
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Default Moving a local Archive


You need to tell Outlook it's there! In outlook go to File-Open-Outlook Data
File and navigate to that folder.


Oh, that simple

Thanks!


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Old January 31st 07, 04:29 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Gordon
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"Marc W" wrote in message
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You need to tell Outlook it's there! In outlook go to File-Open-Outlook
Data
File and navigate to that folder.


Oh, that simple

Thanks!



YW!


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Old January 31st 07, 05:57 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Brian Tillman
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Marc W wrote:

Since my post space was limited I had to move old mails from a netwerk
drive to a local drive. Hence I got a:

C:\Documents and Settings\Marc\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook
\Archive.pst

But, now I have got a new computer, and I want to move the post
archive from the old one to the new computer. I tried putting the pst
file in exactly the same place on the new harddrive, but my old
Archive is not visible yet.


You have to tell Outlook where to find it. FileArchive
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Brian Tillman
 




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