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George S
The screen on my wifes laptop died and using another monitor I was able to
export .pst files to an external HD. During the xfer I ran out of disk space
so I re-exported the files to another folder. I then set up a new account
under my wifes name, giving her admin authority and then installed Outlook
in her account. I then imported the .pst files into Outlook. Both computers
are running Outlook XP. The import seemed to work fine but when completed I
dicovered I had used an older backup and was missing all 2008 msgs. No
problem, I thought, I'd just import and overwrite the new data over the old
using the wizard to skip overwrite on duplicates. The new files were located
on a different disk, if that makes a difference.
No go. I keep getting a msg stating, in context, you do not ave the
apprpriate authority to perform this operation. It is the same account/user
as the first import. So how do I fix the situation?
export .pst files to an external HD. During the xfer I ran out of disk space
so I re-exported the files to another folder. I then set up a new account
under my wifes name, giving her admin authority and then installed Outlook
in her account. I then imported the .pst files into Outlook. Both computers
are running Outlook XP. The import seemed to work fine but when completed I
dicovered I had used an older backup and was missing all 2008 msgs. No
problem, I thought, I'd just import and overwrite the new data over the old
using the wizard to skip overwrite on duplicates. The new files were located
on a different disk, if that makes a difference.
No go. I keep getting a msg stating, in context, you do not ave the
apprpriate authority to perform this operation. It is the same account/user
as the first import. So how do I fix the situation?