D
Dave
I recently migrated an OL 2003 system to OL 2007, and did a great deal
of thrashing around getting my old data into into the new OL
2007 .pst. Now I'm faced with doing that process again (different
computers) and thought I'd try to be a little more organized about it
this time.
I've seen numerous posts about .pst's being in either ANSI or Unicode
format. Some of these say that you can ascertain the format of a .pst
by right-clicking the Personal Folder and viewing its Advanced
properties. When I do that, the format shows only as "Personal
Folders File." Does that mean ANSI? Unicode? Or do I need to look
elsewhere for a more precise format description? I do see that
Outlook's Tools -> Options -> Other -> Advanced "Use Unicode Message
format when saving messages" is checked.
If it turns out that this .pst is ANSI, is it possible to convert it
to Unicode? What steps are would be required?
Thanks!
of thrashing around getting my old data into into the new OL
2007 .pst. Now I'm faced with doing that process again (different
computers) and thought I'd try to be a little more organized about it
this time.
I've seen numerous posts about .pst's being in either ANSI or Unicode
format. Some of these say that you can ascertain the format of a .pst
by right-clicking the Personal Folder and viewing its Advanced
properties. When I do that, the format shows only as "Personal
Folders File." Does that mean ANSI? Unicode? Or do I need to look
elsewhere for a more precise format description? I do see that
Outlook's Tools -> Options -> Other -> Advanced "Use Unicode Message
format when saving messages" is checked.
If it turns out that this .pst is ANSI, is it possible to convert it
to Unicode? What steps are would be required?
Thanks!