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Exchange OST File
We recently converted from Exchange to POP3 service and I removed the
Exchange server email account in Outlook BEFORE I had a chance to transfer the inbox, contacts, etc...how can I gain access to the data now as I believe it is contained in a OFT file. Many thanks in advance. |
Exchange OST File
Do you still have access to an Exchange server?
"Steven Cheng" wrote in message ... We recently converted from Exchange to POP3 service and I removed the Exchange server email account in Outlook BEFORE I had a chance to transfer the inbox, contacts, etc...how can I gain access to the data now as I believe it is contained in a OFT file. Many thanks in advance. |
Exchange OST File
Neo;
Unfortunately not. And unfortunately, I probably won't be able to. Steven "neo [mvp outlook]" wrote: Do you still have access to an Exchange server? "Steven Cheng" wrote in message ... We recently converted from Exchange to POP3 service and I removed the Exchange server email account in Outlook BEFORE I had a chance to transfer the inbox, contacts, etc...how can I gain access to the data now as I believe it is contained in a OFT file. Many thanks in advance. |
Exchange OST File
Hmm... well, not knowing what version of Exchange was in play at the time
and whether or not you are holding onto a ansi or unicode flavor OST file... try a tool called OST2PST. It might save your bacon if OST file is from a legacy version of Outlook/Exchange. (Run this tool against a copy of your OST and not the original.) "Steven Cheng" wrote in message ... Neo; Unfortunately not. And unfortunately, I probably won't be able to. Steven "neo [mvp outlook]" wrote: Do you still have access to an Exchange server? "Steven Cheng" wrote in message ... We recently converted from Exchange to POP3 service and I removed the Exchange server email account in Outlook BEFORE I had a chance to transfer the inbox, contacts, etc...how can I gain access to the data now as I believe it is contained in a OFT file. Many thanks in advance. |
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