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2 .pst files on outlook2003In outlook xp, there is an opton
file > data file management > add where you can add a new .pst file. Does this mean data can be stored in 2 ..pst files ? If so can I have outloox express emails in one .pst and that downloaded using outlook2003 in another .pst? <xpin***@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:4E14B26E-BBD4-4DE6-B18C-2DFA920AC891@microsoft.com... absolutely. You can have as many pst files as your disk storage allows.....> In outlook xp, there is an opton > file > data file management > add > > where you can add a new .pst file. Does this mean data can be stored in 2 > .pst files ? > If so can I have outloox express emails in one .pst and that downloaded Don't quite understand the reference to Outlook EXPRESS - OE doesn't use pst > using outlook2003 in another .pst? files and is a completely different application, despite the similar name.... xpin***@gmail.com <xpin***@gmail.com> wrote:
> In outlook xp, there is an opton Correct.> file > data file management > add > > where you can add a new .pst file. Does this mean data can be stored > in 2 .pst files ? > If so can I have outloox express emails in one .pst and that Outlook Express will export messages only to the default folders in Outlook. > downloaded using outlook2003 in another .pst? However, nothing says you can't perform this export to a new PST that you set as the delivery location, then switch the delivery back to another PST. I don't know if you expect Outlook Express to automatically update Outlook's folders, but that doesn't happen. Are you trying to keep them in sync, or is this a one-shot effort so you can switch over to Outlook exclusively? -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] > is this a one-shot effort so you can switch over to Outlook exclusively? Yes you guessed it right. I am not comfortable with outlook 2003, havent really used it. There are too many options in it. But I do intend to move to outlook2003 once know how to navigate in it properly. So need to still use OE as default and then import OE emails in outlook 2003. Export mail from OE, Importing in OL will lose the dates - or at least reset
them to the import date <xpin***@gmail.com> wrote in message Show quote news:9870D960-FAA5-4965-BA3C-E29F234678CA@microsoft.com... >> is this a one-shot effort so you can switch over to Outlook exclusively? > > Yes you guessed it right. I am not comfortable with outlook 2003, havent > really used it. There are too many options in it. But I do intend to move > to outlook2003 once know how to navigate in it properly. > > So need to still use OE as default and then import OE emails in outlook > 2003. > > > xpin***@gmail.com <xpin***@gmail.com> wrote:
>> is this a one-shot effort so you can switch over to Outlook So, configure Outlook so that it's working correctly, then export your >> exclusively? > > Yes you guessed it right. I am not comfortable with outlook 2003, > havent really used it. There are too many options in it. But I do > intend to move to outlook2003 once know how to navigate in it > properly. > So need to still use OE as default and then import OE emails in > outlook 2003. messages in Outlook Express with File>Export>Messages to move what's in OE over to Outlook. If you want to move the OE contacts, use Outlook and click File>Import and Export>Import Internet Mail and Addresses, and import only the addresses. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]  |
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