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regarding the post pasted below...Please kindly advise if anyone can assist
me a bit further in a very simular situation. I have paid the geek squad at my local office depot to copy / burn my entire outlook including favorites, and etc. to a cd which I thought would give me easy access to simply copy to my new pc. I have had very same problems as the person below and I was wondering if someone would be so kind as to advise exactly where do I copy the content on the cd to when you say to the hard drive? I have tried and have had no luck... Help! Can you take a moment and write it out for me in baby steps. I simply don’t have any more money to give to the office depot / geek squad and need to get everything set up before I get fired. Please help. Signed confused computer user. ================================================== == kbdmike wrote: When I looked at the file on CD while in my new computer the read only box was checked. Do you mean I need to uncheck that before I can be allowed access to the file? You need to copy the file to the hard drive, then change the copy to uncheck the read only attribute. That's why it says you don't have permission: Outlook needs read/write access to the file and CDs are always read-only. Outlook cannot access a PST on a CD. Brian Tillman |
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Copy it anywhere you want. We advise against copying it to Outlook's default
file location so that you don't overwrite another Outlook data file. 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 -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "CDEBO" wrote in message ... regarding the post pasted below...Please kindly advise if anyone can assist me a bit further in a very simular situation. I have paid the geek squad at my local office depot to copy / burn my entire outlook including favorites, and etc. to a cd which I thought would give me easy access to simply copy to my new pc. I have had very same problems as the person below and I was wondering if someone would be so kind as to advise exactly where do I copy the content on the cd to when you say to the hard drive? I have tried and have had no luck... Help! Can you take a moment and write it out for me in baby steps. I simply don't have any more money to give to the office depot / geek squad and need to get everything set up before I get fired. Please help. Signed confused computer user. ================================================== == kbdmike wrote: When I looked at the file on CD while in my new computer the read only box was checked. Do you mean I need to uncheck that before I can be allowed access to the file? You need to copy the file to the hard drive, then change the copy to uncheck the read only attribute. That's why it says you don't have permission: Outlook needs read/write access to the file and CDs are always read-only. Outlook cannot access a PST on a CD. Brian Tillman |
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I am still having trouble.... please can someone please help... I simply cant
pay office depot to take care of this for me. I cant copy the items from the disc to the hard drive beaus eI dont know how... I cant figure out how to change the files from read only because access is denied.... this is driving me crazy !! "CDEBO" wrote: regarding the post pasted below...Please kindly advise if anyone can assist me a bit further in a very simular situation. I have paid the geek squad at my local office depot to copy / burn my entire outlook including favorites, and etc. to a cd which I thought would give me easy access to simply copy to my new pc. I have had very same problems as the person below and I was wondering if someone would be so kind as to advise exactly where do I copy the content on the cd to when you say to the hard drive? I have tried and have had no luck... Help! Can you take a moment and write it out for me in baby steps. I simply don’t have any more money to give to the office depot / geek squad and need to get everything set up before I get fired. Please help. Signed confused computer user. ================================================== == kbdmike wrote: When I looked at the file on CD while in my new computer the read only box was checked. Do you mean I need to uncheck that before I can be allowed access to the file? You need to copy the file to the hard drive, then change the copy to uncheck the read only attribute. That's why it says you don't have permission: Outlook needs read/write access to the file and CDs are always read-only. Outlook cannot access a PST on a CD. Brian Tillman |
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You're not asking Outlook questions anymore. These are basic computing
skills. Are you saying that you don't know how to copy a file from a CD to a hard drive? Do you know how to use Windows Explorer? -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "CDEBO" wrote in message ... I am still having trouble.... please can someone please help... I simply cant pay office depot to take care of this for me. I cant copy the items from the disc to the hard drive beaus eI dont know how... I cant figure out how to change the files from read only because access is denied.... this is driving me crazy !! "CDEBO" wrote: regarding the post pasted below...Please kindly advise if anyone can assist me a bit further in a very simular situation. I have paid the geek squad at my local office depot to copy / burn my entire outlook including favorites, and etc. to a cd which I thought would give me easy access to simply copy to my new pc. I have had very same problems as the person below and I was wondering if someone would be so kind as to advise exactly where do I copy the content on the cd to when you say to the hard drive? I have tried and have had no luck... Help! Can you take a moment and write it out for me in baby steps. I simply don't have any more money to give to the office depot / geek squad and need to get everything set up before I get fired. Please help. Signed confused computer user. ================================================== == kbdmike wrote: When I looked at the file on CD while in my new computer the read only box was checked. Do you mean I need to uncheck that before I can be allowed access to the file? You need to copy the file to the hard drive, then change the copy to uncheck the read only attribute. That's why it says you don't have permission: Outlook needs read/write access to the file and CDs are always read-only. Outlook cannot access a PST on a CD. Brian Tillman |
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CDEBO wrote:
I am still having trouble.... please can someone please help... I simply cant pay office depot to take care of this for me. I cant copy the items from the disc to the hard drive beaus eI dont know how... I cant figure out how to change the files from read only because access is denied.... this is driving me crazy !! This is basic Windows stuff. Don't you know how to navigate on your own PC? Click StartMy Computer. Double-click your CD drive (with the CD in it, of course). You will see all your files, including the PST or the folder in which the PST is stored. If you don't see your PST at this top level, navigate by double-clicking each level of folder path to the folder containing it. Open that folder Click StartMy Computer. Double-click your hard drive. You will see all your top-level folders. Navigate as you did above to the folder where you want to store the PST. Now, click on the PST in the CD window and drag it to the hard drive window. The PST will transfer from the CD to the hard drive. Once the copy completes, right-click the PST and uncheck the "Read-only" box at the bottom left of the Properties dialogue. Click OK. Now follow the instructions in the links Russ posted. -- Brian Tillman |
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