Duplicate Personal Files in Outlook 2003

[Arthur]

New Outlook problem:
Old Outlook is in new computer outlook program but is in another personal
folder file that it made on it's own. All e-mails go into the default
personal folder and not the one with all my past information.......8 years.
Thank you,
Arthur

 

[Slipstick]

New Outlook problem
Old Outlook is in new computer outlook program but is in anothe
persona
folder file that it made on it's own. All e-mails go into the defaul
personal folder and not the one with all my past information.......
years
Thank you
Arthu

Go to Tools, Accounts, view or change accounts and set the old pst a
the default delivery location. Then move the mail from the new pst t
the old one - right click on the pst and close


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[Arthur]

Go to Tools, Accounts, view or change accounts and set the old pst as
the default delivery location. Then move the mail from the new pst to
the old one - right click on the pst and close.



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Thank you! will do it today.

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]]

New Outlook problem:
Old Outlook is in new computer outlook program but is in another personal
folder file that it made on it's own. All e-mails go into the default
personal folder and not the one with all my past information.......8 years.

Click Tools>E-mail Accounts>Next. In the "Deliver new e-mail to the following
location" drop-down at the lower left, select the PST where you want your
messages delivered. Click Finish, then stop and restart Outlook.

 

[Arthur]

Thank you Brian, it worked. Now if I can stop the pop asking me to accept the
end user license agreement every time I open Outlook and all other MS Office
programs I'll be all set grrrrrrrr
Arthur

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]]

Thank you Brian, it worked. Now if I can stop the pop asking me to accept
the
end user license agreement every time I open Outlook and all other MS Office
programs I'll be all set grrrrrrrr

Consult the MS Knowledgebase. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/884202