Save My Settings Wizard ?

[rustyfender04]

Hi all,

Does Office 2007 come with a "Save my settings wizard" like the 2003
version? I will be installing '07 in the near future, and I was wondering if
I could import the '03 settings file into Office '07.

It sure would save me a heap of work if I could.


Regards

 

[rustyfender04]

After further review, I see that no such tool exists.

Bummer.

 

[rustyfender04]

Does Office '07's Outlook offer a way to link to my Office '03 .pst file?

 

[rustyfender04]

Hello?

Anybody out there?

Does Office '07's Outlook offer a way to link to my Office '03 .pst file?

 

[Bob I]

File, Data file management, Data Files, Open Folder..........

 

[rustyfender04]

Thanks Bob,

I'll be purchasing the software soon.

 

[Bob I]

In that case simply install it and choose to "Upgrade" the current
installation and it will use it automatically.

 

[rustyfender04]

OK, thanks again.

In that case simply install it and choose to "Upgrade" the current
installation and it will use it automatically.

 

[rustyfender04]

I decided to re-format and re-install XP Home instead of upgrading.

I tried the (File, Data file management, Data Files, Open Folder..........)
suggestion, but Outlook '07 didn't like that for some reason. I can't
remember my exact steps, but I did manage to link up to my old .pst file on
"D" drive.

Now I have two listings under data files. One for Personal Folders, and one
for AT&T -Yahoo(I made the latter my default file).

I don't think Outlook will let me delete the original file that was created
upon install. If I wanted to get rid of it, should I rename it .OLD, and go
to the file location and remove it?

Regards

 

[Bob I]

If it is not the default, give delete a try.

I decided to re-format and re-install XP Home instead of upgrading.

I tried the (File, Data file management, Data Files, Open Folder..........)
suggestion, but Outlook '07 didn't like that for some reason. I can't
remember my exact steps, but I did manage to link up to my old .pst file on
"D" drive.

Now I have two listings under data files. One for Personal Folders, and one
for AT&T -Yahoo(I made the latter my default file).

I don't think Outlook will let me delete the original file that was created
upon install. If I wanted to get rid of it, should I rename it .OLD, and go
to the file location and remove it?

Regards

 

[rustyfender04]

It worked this time. The file has been removed.

Thanks.

 

[Bob I]

You're welcome, have a great day.

It worked this time. The file has been removed.

Thanks.