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David Barrish
This weekend I reformatted the hard drive of my stand-alone desktop. It was
running Office XP Professional, including Outlook 2002. I saved backup.pst
which has a "Size" of 313 MB (329,139,200 bytes) and "Size on Disk" of 254 MB
(266,823,680 bytes). The Read Only attribute is deselected.
I reinstalled Windows XP Home Edition and reinstalled Office XP
Professional. Everything works fine. Outlook 2002 works fine and I configured
mail settings, etc. I ATTEMPTED TO IMPORT THE SAVED BACKUP.PST WHICH IS
LOCATED IN MY DOCUMENTS, BUT I RECIEVED THE FOLLOWING ERROR MESSAGE:
"...BACKUP.PST IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH THIS VERSION OF THE PERSONAL FOLDERS
INFORMATION SERVICE. CONTACT YOUR ADMINISTRATOR."
Question 1: What does this message indicate, and how can I respond to it?
Question 2: I copied my (old configuaration, pre-reformat) backup.pst and
ran the copy through scanpst.exe successfully, but it only produced 2 folders
and 0 files. Then I imported it, but no data records appeared in Outlook. Is
there a different way to use Scanpst.exe, or is there a different utility I
should be using?
HELP PLEASE!!!
running Office XP Professional, including Outlook 2002. I saved backup.pst
which has a "Size" of 313 MB (329,139,200 bytes) and "Size on Disk" of 254 MB
(266,823,680 bytes). The Read Only attribute is deselected.
I reinstalled Windows XP Home Edition and reinstalled Office XP
Professional. Everything works fine. Outlook 2002 works fine and I configured
mail settings, etc. I ATTEMPTED TO IMPORT THE SAVED BACKUP.PST WHICH IS
LOCATED IN MY DOCUMENTS, BUT I RECIEVED THE FOLLOWING ERROR MESSAGE:
"...BACKUP.PST IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH THIS VERSION OF THE PERSONAL FOLDERS
INFORMATION SERVICE. CONTACT YOUR ADMINISTRATOR."
Question 1: What does this message indicate, and how can I respond to it?
Question 2: I copied my (old configuaration, pre-reformat) backup.pst and
ran the copy through scanpst.exe successfully, but it only produced 2 folders
and 0 files. Then I imported it, but no data records appeared in Outlook. Is
there a different way to use Scanpst.exe, or is there a different utility I
should be using?
HELP PLEASE!!!