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Robert M Jones
I have a colleague who has had an Office 2003 beta expire on her while
she was away from home on holiday.
She has a paid for copy of Office XP, but of course it cannot open the
2003 pst file.
MSKB 830336 outlines a method to convert the UNICODE files to ANSI, but
of course requires a working copy of Outlook 2003 to do the conversion -
which now she does not have.
Is there any way we can get the pst file converted so Office XP can
access it, other than finding someone with Outlook 2003 and a CDRW
drive?
Money is tight so buying a full version of the 2003 program is not
possible - she just paid for the XP.
Many thanks.
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Rev Robert M Jones - http://www.wimborne-baptist.org.uk
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she was away from home on holiday.
She has a paid for copy of Office XP, but of course it cannot open the
2003 pst file.
MSKB 830336 outlines a method to convert the UNICODE files to ANSI, but
of course requires a working copy of Outlook 2003 to do the conversion -
which now she does not have.
Is there any way we can get the pst file converted so Office XP can
access it, other than finding someone with Outlook 2003 and a CDRW
drive?
Money is tight so buying a full version of the 2003 program is not
possible - she just paid for the XP.
Many thanks.
--
Rev Robert M Jones - http://www.wimborne-baptist.org.uk
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