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![]() I note a number of threads discussing transfer of outlook pst data which all assume the ability to export. My situation is that my XP PC running Office 2010 Pro crashed and i have replace it with a Windows 7 PC. I had not exported the data but I had saved the XP pst file. I attempted to use it with my new default email account. It appeared to be successful the files all transferred and the addresses came across too after a long pause. Then i noted that the Receive/Send icon had disappeared from the ribbon. i had to delete all the email accounts using the control panel and start again. Can anyone advise how i can retrieve my address book? ![]() |
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You should be able to open the PST file from Outlook. Then once open you can make it the default data store, direct your e-mails to it and then close the new one the installation has made.
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Thank you for your advice. In the end i imported the address book and calendar from the old XP pst file into the Win 7 pst file.
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This is the default condition. If you connect via POP mail to your accounts, you can direct all the mail to one file from File > Account Settings > Change Folder.
You can set the default to the same file from File > Account Settings > Data Files. When you have both working, you can close the unused file.
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