Copying MS Outlook 2000 Data
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Copying MS Outlook 2000 Data
Using Win/Office 2000, workstation, connected to an MS Exchange server. I have to have 2 separate MS Outlook profiles to operate 2 types of e-mail (x-400 & web-based) - don't ask, not my decision, it's a stupid work thing. The original Outlook has all my work stuff on it, including several different contacts folders, large number of e-mail storage files (where I put read mail), and most important of all, an extensive address book.
At the moment, when I open Outlook, a window appears asking me to select the profile I want. I select the web-based profile and I can use it as normal, but since it is recently set up, it doesn't have any info like my other profile. Rather than generate all the data manually, is there a way I can copy my data from one to the other?
I confess to being stumped on this one.
At the moment, when I open Outlook, a window appears asking me to select the profile I want. I select the web-based profile and I can use it as normal, but since it is recently set up, it doesn't have any info like my other profile. Rather than generate all the data manually, is there a way I can copy my data from one to the other?
I confess to being stumped on this one.
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FJJP,
Have a look at MS Office support site:
http://office.microsoft.com/assistan...9441033&CTT=98
Useful article on exporting Outlook from one PC to another, but much will be relevant to you.
Note that you may be able to maintain a single .PAB (address book folder) by pointing both profiles to a single file.
HTH
SD
Have a look at MS Office support site:
http://office.microsoft.com/assistan...9441033&CTT=98
Useful article on exporting Outlook from one PC to another, but much will be relevant to you.
Note that you may be able to maintain a single .PAB (address book folder) by pointing both profiles to a single file.
HTH
SD




