J
Jeff
Hi,
I haven't been able to successfully search this question, so I suspect I'm
probably not wording the question correctly.
My situation is that I am working with Outlook 2003 and Business Contact
Manager. I am migrating from Outlook Express and ACT! version 6. I have been
experimenting a little with Outlook as I prepare to make the transition.
I believe that I have imported the ACT! database twice, and as a result I
have duplicate entries in my contact list.
I would like to start fresh. I have attempted to delete the two .pst files
that reside on my system, hoping to reimport the ACT database. When I rename
these two files, Outlook can't start; a message window appears stating that
Outlook could not find outlook.pst. (I suppose I could go through and delete
the duplicates; however, I also wish to update my calendar and activities...
Perhaps I should be looking at a sync function?)
I didn't think this task should be so hard; but, I haven't found anything
online or in the Outlook reference publication that I purchased.
Thanks for any help that can be offered.
Jeff
I haven't been able to successfully search this question, so I suspect I'm
probably not wording the question correctly.
My situation is that I am working with Outlook 2003 and Business Contact
Manager. I am migrating from Outlook Express and ACT! version 6. I have been
experimenting a little with Outlook as I prepare to make the transition.
I believe that I have imported the ACT! database twice, and as a result I
have duplicate entries in my contact list.
I would like to start fresh. I have attempted to delete the two .pst files
that reside on my system, hoping to reimport the ACT database. When I rename
these two files, Outlook can't start; a message window appears stating that
Outlook could not find outlook.pst. (I suppose I could go through and delete
the duplicates; however, I also wish to update my calendar and activities...
Perhaps I should be looking at a sync function?)
I didn't think this task should be so hard; but, I haven't found anything
online or in the Outlook reference publication that I purchased.
Thanks for any help that can be offered.
Jeff