Outlook 2007 to Entourage 2008 PST

[Chris]

Hi,

This request has been going on for some time. Has ANYONE actually found a
solution yet to be able to export from Outlook and create a PST that is able
to be opened in Entourage...or even just on a MAC OS X?

If anyone has a solution please let me know.

Thanks

Chris

 

[Michel Bintener]

Entourage does not know how to deal with PST files; there has been no recent
development in that area. There are a couple of solutions on the Entourage
Help Page; search this newsgroups for links.

Hi,

This request has been going on for some time. Has ANYONE actually found a
solution yet to be able to export from Outlook and create a PST that is able
to be opened in Entourage...or even just on a MAC OS X?

If anyone has a solution please let me know.

Thanks

Chris

--
Michel Bintener
Microsoft MVP
Office:mac (Entourage & Word)

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[hitarth]

hi, came accross this .. have not tried it but would have by the time u get this mail .. keep in touch !!! cheers ...

 

[William Smith [MVP]]

This request has been going on for some time. Has ANYONE actually found a
solution yet to be able to export from Outlook and create a PST that is able
to be opened in Entourage...or even just on a MAC OS X?

Hi Chris!

Others have already answered you but I'm compelled to iterate that PST
files are an Outlook feature. This file format is not an E-mail
standard. The only application that can use PST files is Outlook.

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[hitarth]

hi,
did any one of you try <http://www.techhit.com/outlook/export_import_outlook_mac.html>
well, i did ... you can convert your mails to MBOX & then import by simply drag & drop in entaurage / mail .. BUT ..... the date of the emails are the date of he conversion .... (-:

 

[Alex]

BUT ..... the date of the emails are the date of he conversion .... (-:

You are probably looking at the Received column timestamps. You can actually
see the original message dates in the Sent column.