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March 15th 06, 08:58 AM
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Contact folder as default address book
I do still have the pst file on my laptop. How do I open it? When I "File
menu Open Outlook Data File command " I am asked what program to use to open this file. Nothing seems to work. I have never 'poked around' in a PST file. Your thoughts? thx "Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Do you still have the PST file from the laptop? If so, open it using the File menu Open Outlook Data File command and poke around it to see where all your data may be. Then drag/drop what you need from one to the other. "Orcas2369" wrote in message ... Well yeah--except that they do not appear anywhere. Where might they be so I can enable them as an address books individually? 
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March 15th 06, 10:52 AM
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Contact folder as default address book
You should already be in Outlook when you follow the command path I
mentioned. You shouldn't be asked which program to use to open the file. "Orcas2369" wrote in message ... I do still have the pst file on my laptop. How do I open it? When I "File menu Open Outlook Data File command " I am asked what program to use to open this file. Nothing seems to work. I have never 'poked around' in a PST file. Your thoughts?
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March 15th 06, 09:53 PM
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Contact folder as default address book
WEll, I ended up copy/pasting all of the contacts from my 13 address lists
onto a flash drive and moving them to the desktop. IT worked and all is in order. Thanks for the help. I just don't understand why those addresses did not appear with the rest of the data when I imported the pst file. "Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: You should already be in Outlook when you follow the command path I mentioned. You shouldn't be asked which program to use to open the file. "Orcas2369" wrote in message ... I do still have the pst file on my laptop. How do I open it? When I "File menu Open Outlook Data File command " I am asked what program to use to open this file. Nothing seems to work. I have never 'poked around' in a PST file. Your thoughts?
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