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How do I import an old calendar into a newly installed outlook2002 and make
it the active calendar so that when I select OutlooK Today it is the active calendar? -- derbydowns |
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Explain what you mean by "old calendar."
Do you mean a calendar folder in another Outlook Data File? -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "derbydowns" wrote in message ... How do I import an old calendar into a newly installed outlook2002 and make it the active calendar so that when I select OutlooK Today it is the active calendar? -- derbydowns |
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Yes, I installed MSOffice2002(Outlook) on another computer. I copied (I
think I am remembering correctly) the Outlook(2000).pst from a laptop to my currently used desktop computer and then did an "Open an Outlook Data File" of the copied Outlook(2000).pst. I then copied the "OLD" Outlook(2000) calendar to the "NEW" OutlookToday-Personal folders, underwhich I now have an "empty" calendar, and (what I call) a Calendar_FULL. This works fine until I bring up the Outlook:Today and click on the Calender link which brings up the "empty" "NEW" calendar. I obviously have not gotten the "OLD" calendar into the "NEW" Outlook(2002).pst. QUESTION? How (or can I) get this accomplished, so that the "NEW" Outlook:Today sees the "OLD" Calendar_FULL? -- derbydowns "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Explain what you mean by "old calendar." Do you mean a calendar folder in another Outlook Data File? -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "derbydowns" wrote in message ... How do I import an old calendar into a newly installed outlook2002 and make it the active calendar so that when I select OutlooK Today it is the active calendar? -- derbydowns |
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What you need to do is copy the _contents_ of the old folder into the new,
not the folder itself. To do so, you will need to switch to a list view of your Calendar (such as "By Category") so you can then Select All Copy to Folder from the Edit menu. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "derbydowns" wrote in message ... Yes, I installed MSOffice2002(Outlook) on another computer. I copied (I think I am remembering correctly) the Outlook(2000).pst from a laptop to my currently used desktop computer and then did an "Open an Outlook Data File" of the copied Outlook(2000).pst. I then copied the "OLD" Outlook(2000) calendar to the "NEW" OutlookToday-Personal folders, underwhich I now have an "empty" calendar, and (what I call) a Calendar_FULL. This works fine until I bring up the Outlook:Today and click on the Calender link which brings up the "empty" "NEW" calendar. I obviously have not gotten the "OLD" calendar into the "NEW" Outlook(2002).pst. QUESTION? How (or can I) get this accomplished, so that the "NEW" Outlook:Today sees the "OLD" Calendar_FULL? -- derbydowns "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Explain what you mean by "old calendar." Do you mean a calendar folder in another Outlook Data File? -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "derbydowns" wrote in message ... How do I import an old calendar into a newly installed outlook2002 and make it the active calendar so that when I select OutlooK Today it is the active calendar? -- derbydowns |
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-- derbydowns "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: What you need to do is copy the _contents_ of the old folder into the new, not the folder itself. To do so, you will need to switch to a list view of your Calendar (such as "By Category") so you can then Select All Copy to Folder from the Edit menu. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "derbydowns" wrote in message ... Yes, I installed MSOffice2002(Outlook) on another computer. I copied (I think I am remembering correctly) the Outlook(2000).pst from a laptop to my currently used desktop computer and then did an "Open an Outlook Data File" of the copied Outlook(2000).pst. I then copied the "OLD" Outlook(2000) calendar to the "NEW" OutlookToday-Personal folders, underwhich I now have an "empty" calendar, and (what I call) a Calendar_FULL. This works fine until I bring up the Outlook:Today and click on the Calender link which brings up the "empty" "NEW" calendar. I obviously have not gotten the "OLD" calendar into the "NEW" Outlook(2002).pst. QUESTION? How (or can I) get this accomplished, so that the "NEW" Outlook:Today sees the "OLD" Calendar_FULL? -- derbydowns "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Explain what you mean by "old calendar." Do you mean a calendar folder in another Outlook Data File? -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "derbydowns" wrote in message ... How do I import an old calendar into a newly installed outlook2002 and make it the active calendar so that when I select OutlooK Today it is the active calendar? -- derbydowns |
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