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Running Outlook 2007 on Desktop. Purchased a New Laptop with Outlook 2007
and just want to transfer my Address Book\Contacts from the Desktop PC to my Laptop. I do not want to transfer any other Data...just Address Book\Contacts. Can this be done? Please provide step-by-step instructions as I am pretty much a new to this; Thank You |
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There is no address book in Outlook. All Contact data resides in your
Contacts Folder. If you want to transfer only that folder, then you would need to create new empty Outlook data file, copy your Contacts Folder into that file, then copy that file and open it in the other installation. We post the detailed instructions daily. 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] "denmarfl" wrote in message news ![]() Running Outlook 2007 on Desktop. Purchased a New Laptop with Outlook 2007 and just want to transfer my Address Book\Contacts from the Desktop PC to my Laptop. I do not want to transfer any other Data...just Address Book\Contacts. Can this be done? Please provide step-by-step instructions as I am pretty much a new to this; Thank You |
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Thanks; when I wrote my question i used Address Book\Contacts because I was
not sure. I looked at the links, they did not address my situation clearly. You have been very helpful in the past, and I thank you for your continued assistance. I see the Contact Folder in my Desktop and see all my names\addresses, etc. I see the Contact Folder in my Laptop (where I want to transfer just my contacts to). Could I copy and paste the Contacts from the Desktop into the Laptop's Contact Folder....and Outlook 2007 will display those contacts? I didn't understand your New data file...etc. If the above won't work, could ypu provide more detail as to the steps to follow ...... Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: There is no address book in Outlook. All Contact data resides in your Contacts Folder. If you want to transfer only that folder, then you would need to create new empty Outlook data file, copy your Contacts Folder into that file, then copy that file and open it in the other installation. We post the detailed instructions daily. 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] "denmarfl" wrote in message news ![]() Running Outlook 2007 on Desktop. Purchased a New Laptop with Outlook 2007 and just want to transfer my Address Book\Contacts from the Desktop PC to my Laptop. I do not want to transfer any other Data...just Address Book\Contacts. Can this be done? Please provide step-by-step instructions as I am pretty much a new to this; Thank You |
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"denmarfl" wrote in message
... I didn't understand your New data file...etc. If the above won't work, could ypu provide more detail as to the steps to follow ...... He did already. Read the web sites he cited. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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Sorry, I really didn't intend to offend anyone. I reviewed the links. They
all referred to Outlook versions other than 2007, and all gave instructions to Backup\Transfer the .pst file....I only want to Transfer my "Contacts". I do not want to Transfer my Inbox....etc. "Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: "denmarfl" wrote in message ... I didn't understand your New data file...etc. If the above won't work, could ypu provide more detail as to the steps to follow ...... He did already. Read the web sites he cited. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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They all apply to Outlook 2007 as well and they cover the instance in which
you only want to transfer a portion of your data file. Summarizing the instructions: To create the data file, use File New Outlook Data File. Make sure you keep track of its name and location. Then copy your Contacts Folder into this file. Close Outlook. Copy this new data file and open it in the other installation (File Open Outlook Data File...). Then copy the Contacts from its Contacts Folder to the Contacts Folder in the current installation. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "denmarfl" wrote in message ... Sorry, I really didn't intend to offend anyone. I reviewed the links. They all referred to Outlook versions other than 2007, and all gave instructions to Backup\Transfer the .pst file....I only want to Transfer my "Contacts". I do not want to Transfer my Inbox....etc. "Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: "denmarfl" wrote in message ... I didn't understand your New data file...etc. If the above won't work, could ypu provide more detail as to the steps to follow ...... He did already. Read the web sites he cited. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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