Upgrading to 2007

S

Steve

Hi,

If I upgrade my Office 2000 to office 2007 will I lose all my email in the
Outlook 2000 client or will it (setup of 2007) transfer it?

Thaks
Steve
 
M

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

No, it should recognize the .pst file - however, having said that, you would
do well to create a new unicode .pst file that can hold up to 20 gigs of
data without corruption, unlike the 2000 version which will corrupt at about
1.87 gigs.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, Steve asked:

| Hi,
|
| If I upgrade my Office 2000 to office 2007 will I lose all my email
| in the Outlook 2000 client or will it (setup of 2007) transfer it?
|
| Thaks
| Steve
 
S

Steve

Hi Milly,

Thanks for the input, I just started upgrading the client machines and it
went well.

Thank You

Steve
 
J

jay

Question I'm upgrading office from 2003 to 2007 will I be able to openall
file with new version?
 
S

Steve

Hi,

I just went throught this with Office 2000 -> 2007.

When I ran the setup files for 2007, I remember using the custom option
because Outlook wasn't checked off as a default.

But here's what I did first:

1.) Make sure no anti-spyware is running especially Webroot's spysweeper.
You may want to disable anti-virus also.

2.) Obviosly make backups, but definitly make a PST file from Outlook if or
if you aren't using Exchange.

3.) Run the setup.

4.) If everything works right, your Outlook files will be imported into 2007
and the rest should work. I never had to use the PST files but it's a good
precaution

Thanks
Steve
 

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