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Old 04-25-2015, 11:34 PM
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If you set the old contacts list property to show the contacts list as an Outlook Address book it should be available as an address book.

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You can make the added PST file the default, by saetting the account(s) to use the inbox of that PST file, then copy any recent e-mails etc to the old PST file, before closing that PST file.

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With the old PST file open, you can select the contacts and drag them to the new PST Contacts. Repeat for calendar items etc. Then close the old PST file. I wouldn't bother with the e-mails. You can always re-open the old PST file for reference to the old stuff.

The last thing you would want to do is 'Export' the data.
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