I asked something similar in another thread but was getting off that topic's
original question so I reposted here.

The situation is this - I bought Office 2007 last year and imported the pst
file from my Outlook 2000. (OK I now know I shouldn't have done that, but
the option was there and I did it.) So, my present outlook.pst file
contains Contacts, etc. from the Office 2000 flavor and, of course, the
newly created 2007 Contacts, etc. flavor.

I have since learned that there are several kinds of pst files. How do I go
about converting my outlook.pst (Personal Folder file 97-2002) to the new
and improved Office Outlook Personal Folder File 2007. Thanks, DH

"Dave Horne" wrote in message
...
I asked something similar in another thread but was getting off that
topic's original question so I reposted here.

The situation is this - I bought Office 2007 last year and imported the
pst file from my Outlook 2000. (OK I now know I shouldn't have done
that, but the option was there and I did it.) So, my present outlook.pst
file contains Contacts, etc. from the Office 2000 flavor and, of course,
the newly created 2007 Contacts, etc. flavor.

I have since learned that there are several kinds of pst files. How do I
go about converting my outlook.pst (Personal Folder file 97-2002) to the
new and improved Office Outlook Personal Folder File 2007. Thanks, DH


If you imported into Outlook 2007 then the pst should already be the new
Unicode format....

"Gordon" wrote in message
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"Dave Horne" wrote in message
...
I asked something similar in another thread but was getting off that
topic's original question so I reposted here.

The situation is this - I bought Office 2007 last year and imported the
pst file from my Outlook 2000. (OK I now know I shouldn't have done
that, but the option was there and I did it.) So, my present outlook.pst
file contains Contacts, etc. from the Office 2000 flavor and, of course,
the newly created 2007 Contacts, etc. flavor.

I have since learned that there are several kinds of pst files. How do I
go about converting my outlook.pst (Personal Folder file 97-2002) to the
new and improved Office Outlook Personal Folder File 2007. Thanks, DH


If you imported into Outlook 2007 then the pst should already be the new
Unicode format....

OK. When I look at Data File Management, I am told my pst file is the
97-2002 type. Since I bought Office 2007 a year ago, it is possible I
simply copied my older outlook.pst file to the new location. I don't
remember.

At any rate, from where I stand now, can I convert my 97-2002 pst file to
the 2007 type? If I create a new pst 2007 file, I am told:

..... Not compatible with Outlook 97,98, 2000 and 2002.

Thanks, DH

Create a new pst, by default it will be later, unicode version, then copy
data from old to this new pst.
Set this pst as the default store, close the old pst

"Dave Horne" wrote in message
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"Gordon" wrote in message
...
"Dave Horne" wrote in message
...
I asked something similar in another thread but was getting off that
topic's original question so I reposted here.

The situation is this - I bought Office 2007 last year and imported the
pst file from my Outlook 2000. (OK I now know I shouldn't have done
that, but the option was there and I did it.) So, my present
outlook.pst file contains Contacts, etc. from the Office 2000 flavor
and, of course, the newly created 2007 Contacts, etc. flavor.

I have since learned that there are several kinds of pst files. How do
I go about converting my outlook.pst (Personal Folder file 97-2002) to
the new and improved Office Outlook Personal Folder File 2007. Thanks,
DH


If you imported into Outlook 2007 then the pst should already be the new
Unicode format....

OK. When I look at Data File Management, I am told my pst file is the
97-2002 type. Since I bought Office 2007 a year ago, it is possible I
simply copied my older outlook.pst file to the new location. I don't
remember.

At any rate, from where I stand now, can I convert my 97-2002 pst file to
the 2007 type? If I create a new pst 2007 file, I am told:

.... Not compatible with Outlook 97,98, 2000 and 2002.

Thanks, DH

DL, that sounds like a good idea except I can not copy entire folders such
as Calendar or Contacts. It would seem I would have to copy each individual
item within each folder under Personal Folders. This would take a
considerable amount of time.

Is there a utility that can be recommended to do this task for me? Thanks,
DH


"DL" address@invalid wrote in message
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Create a new pst, by default it will be later, unicode version, then copy
data from old to this new pst.
Set this pst as the default store, close the old pst

"Dave Horne" wrote in message
...

"Gordon" wrote in message
...
"Dave Horne" wrote in message
...
I asked something similar in another thread but was getting off that
topic's original question so I reposted here.

The situation is this - I bought Office 2007 last year and imported the
pst file from my Outlook 2000. (OK I now know I shouldn't have done
that, but the option was there and I did it.) So, my present
outlook.pst file contains Contacts, etc. from the Office 2000 flavor
and, of course, the newly created 2007 Contacts, etc. flavor.

I have since learned that there are several kinds of pst files. How do
I go about converting my outlook.pst (Personal Folder file 97-2002) to
the new and improved Office Outlook Personal Folder File 2007. Thanks,
DH


If you imported into Outlook 2007 then the pst should already be the new
Unicode format....

OK. When I look at Data File Management, I am told my pst file is the
97-2002 type. Since I bought Office 2007 a year ago, it is possible I
simply copied my older outlook.pst file to the new location. I don't
remember.

At any rate, from where I stand now, can I convert my 97-2002 pst file to
the 2007 type? If I create a new pst 2007 file, I am told:

.... Not compatible with Outlook 97,98, 2000 and 2002.

Thanks, DH

Answered in your other thread.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Dave Horne" wrote in message
...
DL, that sounds like a good idea except I can not copy entire folders such
as Calendar or Contacts. It would seem I would have to copy each
individual item within each folder under Personal Folders. This would
take a considerable amount of time.

Is there a utility that can be recommended to do this task for me?
Thanks, DH


"DL" address@invalid wrote in message
...
Create a new pst, by default it will be later, unicode version, then copy
data from old to this new pst.
Set this pst as the default store, close the old pst

"Dave Horne" wrote in message
...

"Gordon" wrote in message
...
"Dave Horne" wrote in message
...
I asked something similar in another thread but was getting off that
topic's original question so I reposted here.

The situation is this - I bought Office 2007 last year and imported
the pst file from my Outlook 2000. (OK I now know I shouldn't have
done that, but the option was there and I did it.) So, my present
outlook.pst file contains Contacts, etc. from the Office 2000 flavor
and, of course, the newly created 2007 Contacts, etc. flavor.

I have since learned that there are several kinds of pst files. How
do I go about converting my outlook.pst (Personal Folder file 97-2002)
to the new and improved Office Outlook Personal Folder File 2007.
Thanks, DH


If you imported into Outlook 2007 then the pst should already be the
new Unicode format....

OK. When I look at Data File Management, I am told my pst file is the
97-2002 type. Since I bought Office 2007 a year ago, it is possible I
simply copied my older outlook.pst file to the new location. I don't
remember.

At any rate, from where I stand now, can I convert my 97-2002 pst file
to the 2007 type? If I create a new pst 2007 file, I am told:

.... Not compatible with Outlook 97,98, 2000 and 2002.

Thanks, DH

In contacts, eg, you change the view, select all then drag/copy

"Dave Horne" wrote in message
...
DL, that sounds like a good idea except I can not copy entire folders such
as Calendar or Contacts. It would seem I would have to copy each
individual item within each folder under Personal Folders. This would
take a considerable amount of time.

Is there a utility that can be recommended to do this task for me?
Thanks, DH


"DL" address@invalid wrote in message
...
Create a new pst, by default it will be later, unicode version, then copy
data from old to this new pst.
Set this pst as the default store, close the old pst

"Dave Horne" wrote in message
...

"Gordon" wrote in message
...
"Dave Horne" wrote in message
...
I asked something similar in another thread but was getting off that
topic's original question so I reposted here.

The situation is this - I bought Office 2007 last year and imported
the pst file from my Outlook 2000. (OK I now know I shouldn't have
done that, but the option was there and I did it.) So, my present
outlook.pst file contains Contacts, etc. from the Office 2000 flavor
and, of course, the newly created 2007 Contacts, etc. flavor.

I have since learned that there are several kinds of pst files. How
do I go about converting my outlook.pst (Personal Folder file 97-2002)
to the new and improved Office Outlook Personal Folder File 2007.
Thanks, DH


If you imported into Outlook 2007 then the pst should already be the
new Unicode format....

OK. When I look at Data File Management, I am told my pst file is the
97-2002 type. Since I bought Office 2007 a year ago, it is possible I
simply copied my older outlook.pst file to the new location. I don't
remember.

At any rate, from where I stand now, can I convert my 97-2002 pst file
to the 2007 type? If I create a new pst 2007 file, I am told:

.... Not compatible with Outlook 97,98, 2000 and 2002.

Thanks, DH

Dave Horne wrote:

DL, that sounds like a good idea except I can not copy entire folders
such as Calendar or Contacts. It would seem I would have to copy
each individual item within each folder under Personal Folders. This
would take a considerable amount of time.

In all folders, CTRL-A will select all items. Then EditCopy (or Move) to
Folder works fine. The Calendar will need to be in a table view like By
Category before CTRL-A will work.

Is there a utility that can be recommended to do this task for me?

If you want to buy something, sure. See this:
http://www.maclean.com/upstart/
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]