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I am having a difficulty with my Outlook.
To start with:
Six weeks ago, before I left my last job, I was using Outlook 2000, maybe
2003. I generated a .pst with all of my information. Stupidly, I forgot to
check to make sure I could open the file on that same computer.
I burned the file to a CD, took the CD home, then moved across the country
(so I can't simply go back to my old job and ask to fix it).
Now that I've got everything set up, I tried to open up my Outlook 2007 on
my home computer and restore the information so I can get all of my old
e-mail addresses. My problem is that when I attempt to open the file, I get
this error: "The file C:\<path> is not a personal folders file."
I have attempted
File -> Open -> Outlook Data File.
File -> Data File Management ... Add...
File -> Import and Export -> From another program or file -> .pst ->
path\filename
Everything ends with the same error. The file is not "Read Only" and it is
almost 70MB in size, so it has data - I just can't read it.
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!
To start with:
Six weeks ago, before I left my last job, I was using Outlook 2000, maybe
2003. I generated a .pst with all of my information. Stupidly, I forgot to
check to make sure I could open the file on that same computer.
I burned the file to a CD, took the CD home, then moved across the country
(so I can't simply go back to my old job and ask to fix it).
Now that I've got everything set up, I tried to open up my Outlook 2007 on
my home computer and restore the information so I can get all of my old
e-mail addresses. My problem is that when I attempt to open the file, I get
this error: "The file C:\<path> is not a personal folders file."
I have attempted
File -> Open -> Outlook Data File.
File -> Data File Management ... Add...
File -> Import and Export -> From another program or file -> .pst ->
path\filename
Everything ends with the same error. The file is not "Read Only" and it is
almost 70MB in size, so it has data - I just can't read it.
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!