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| | Easiest way to transfer outlook 2003 settings (XP) to Outlook 2007 onnew vista machine? I am purchasing a new Windows Vista laptop with Microsoft Office 2007. I don't want to have to rebuild my outlook configuration on my new machine. Does Vista allow a painless and easy way to transfer over my e-mail and all my settings and e-mail accounts? I would assume I would need a USB bridge cable for this. I know there are ways to do the backup and restore manually file by file (including playing with profiles to remove the default outlook.pst), but I want something quick and easy if it exists. Thanks |
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| | Re: Easiest way to transfer outlook 2003 settings (XP) to Outlook 2007 on new vista machine? There is this application called "Windows Easy Transfer" that comes along with Vista. Its in "All Programs" | "Accessories" | "System Tools" menu. Among other things, it claims to be able to transfer email settings too. You might want to give it a try. - Chirag PowerShow - View multiple PowerPoint slide shows simultaneously http://officeone.mvps.org/powershow/powershow.html <techman41973@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:868d14ca-6f3f-41b8-bd9d-2a90fa717e14@xxxxxx Quote: >I am purchasing a new Windows Vista laptop with Microsoft Office 2007. > I don't want to have to rebuild my outlook configuration on my new > machine. > Does Vista allow a painless and easy way to transfer over my e-mail > and all my settings and e-mail accounts? I would assume I would need a > USB bridge cable for this. > I know there are ways to do the backup and restore manually file by > file (including playing with profiles to remove the default > outlook.pst), but I want something quick and easy if it exists. > Thanks |
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| | Re: Easiest way to transfer outlook 2003 settings (XP) to Outlook 2007 on new vista machine? Chirag <Chirag@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: > There is this application called "Windows Easy Transfer" that comes > along with Vista. Its in "All Programs" | "Accessories" | "System > Tools" menu. Among other things, it claims to be able to transfer > email settings too. You might want to give it a try. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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| | Re: Easiest way to transfer outlook 2003 settings (XP) to Outlook 2007 on new vista machine? techman41973@xxxxxx <techman41973@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: > I am purchasing a new Windows Vista laptop with Microsoft Office 2007. > I don't want to have to rebuild my outlook configuration on my new > machine. > Does Vista allow a painless and easy way to transfer over my e-mail > and all my settings and e-mail accounts? I would assume I would need a > USB bridge cable for this. > I know there are ways to do the backup and restore manually file by > file (including playing with profiles to remove the default > outlook.pst), but I want something quick and easy if it exists. > Thanks "Windows Easy Transfer" that comes with Vista ALWAYS creates a broken mail profile for Outlook. You're better off configuring a new mail profile and setting up your accounts manually. Transferring your data, however, is easy and you can use the WET program, a CD, or flash drive for that. See this: http://www.slipstick.com/emo/2002/up...#movetonew2002 (it still applies) or this: http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/backupandrestore.htm -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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| | Re: Easiest way to transfer outlook 2003 settings (XP) to Outlook 2007 onnew vista machine? "technoshygirl" <shaw.kylie@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:technoshygirl.375qnc@xxxxxx-mx.tabletquestions.com... Quote: > > What is meant by 'ALWAYS creates a broken mail profile'? I tried to use > Windows Easy Transfer 3 months after getting my new Windows Vista pc > and now I seem to have lost my emails from my new pc in favour of those > transferred from my old pc. Is this permanent or are they still > somewhere on my computer? > > (Sorry to barge in on the original post.) > > > -- > technoshygirl File drop down menu. Do NOT IMPORT. |
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