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GaryRFr
After I installed Office Professional 2003 and imported my old .pst file on
my new computer, three "Personal Folders" links appeared in the Navigation
pane. All three pointed to the same files and changes in one applied to all
three. I was unable to close any of them. I created a new .pst file,
renamed it, copied all of my files from the old .pst folder into it, and
made it my 'default' .pst file. I then deleted the old one.
Now in the Navigation pane, I see my 'new' .pst folder with the new name.
But below that, I still see two links that say "Personal Folders". When I
left-click on either of these I see an error message that says, "Unable to
expand folder. The set of folders could not be opened." (I didn't expect it
to open since I had already deleted it!) When I right-click on either of
them, and then click on close "Personal Folders", I see an error message that
says, "The operation failed. An object could not be found."
Can anyone tell me a way to change the Navigation pane so that these links
to nonexistant "Personal Folders" can be removed?
my new computer, three "Personal Folders" links appeared in the Navigation
pane. All three pointed to the same files and changes in one applied to all
three. I was unable to close any of them. I created a new .pst file,
renamed it, copied all of my files from the old .pst folder into it, and
made it my 'default' .pst file. I then deleted the old one.
Now in the Navigation pane, I see my 'new' .pst folder with the new name.
But below that, I still see two links that say "Personal Folders". When I
left-click on either of these I see an error message that says, "Unable to
expand folder. The set of folders could not be opened." (I didn't expect it
to open since I had already deleted it!) When I right-click on either of
them, and then click on close "Personal Folders", I see an error message that
says, "The operation failed. An object could not be found."
Can anyone tell me a way to change the Navigation pane so that these links
to nonexistant "Personal Folders" can be removed?