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at present i have Outlook 2003 on Vista Premium, i have recently purchased
Outlook 2007 full stand alone version. When i install the 2007 Outlook how do i avoid losing everything i have in Outlook 2003? e.g. inbox, sent messages and contscts, as much as i want to upgrade to 2007 i don't relish the thought of losing all of my mail and having to re enter all of my address book and contacts. Kind regards. |
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Posted here every day.
The file you need is your Personal Folders file (*.pst) It's where all the mail, calendar, contacts etc are stored. Take a look at these pages for info on Outlook data backup or transfer: http://www.slipstick.com/config/backup.htm http://www.howto-outlook.com/Howto/backupandrestore.htm http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/as...771141033.aspx Do not attempt in in place upgrade of Outlook. If you do, then create a brand new Outlook profile from scratch and migrate your data to it as outlined above. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "michigan" wrote in message ... at present i have Outlook 2003 on Vista Premium, i have recently purchased Outlook 2007 full stand alone version. When i install the 2007 Outlook how do i avoid losing everything i have in Outlook 2003? e.g. inbox, sent messages and contscts, as much as i want to upgrade to 2007 i don't relish the thought of losing all of my mail and having to re enter all of my address book and contacts. Kind regards. |
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The instalation will offer to upgrade the old, & will reconnect to your data
file. However backup of the data file is allways advised, whether upgrading or not "michigan" wrote in message ... at present i have Outlook 2003 on Vista Premium, i have recently purchased Outlook 2007 full stand alone version. When i install the 2007 Outlook how do i avoid losing everything i have in Outlook 2003? e.g. inbox, sent messages and contscts, as much as i want to upgrade to 2007 i don't relish the thought of losing all of my mail and having to re enter all of my address book and contacts. Kind regards. |
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Not correctly it won't. You must create a new profile to restore all
settings after an in place upgrade. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "DL" address@invalid wrote in message ... The instalation will offer to upgrade the old, & will reconnect to your data file. However backup of the data file is allways advised, whether upgrading or not "michigan" wrote in message ... at present i have Outlook 2003 on Vista Premium, i have recently purchased Outlook 2007 full stand alone version. When i install the 2007 Outlook how do i avoid losing everything i have in Outlook 2003? e.g. inbox, sent messages and contscts, as much as i want to upgrade to 2007 i don't relish the thought of losing all of my mail and having to re enter all of my address book and contacts. Kind regards. |
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