Summary: My Outlook 2003 annoyingly shows duplicate personal folders. The folders cannot be closed thought the interface and are linked to the same view. Here ...
Summary: I recently installed Office 2003 Professional on a computer which previously didn't have Office installed. I then copied my PST file from Outlook 2000...
Summary: This is not a question but a solution! When backing up my folders I somehow ran into a similar problem that I've seen other peolpe post here. I got a ...
Summary: I've tried backing up the .pst file, then renaming it. Then opening Outlook and closing the duplicate Personal Folders, The reopening Outlook to redir...
Summary: I am getting three duplicate Personal Folders in my outllok 2003. It seems like they all point to the same .pst file. Does anybody have any idea how t...
Summary: Outlook shows not one but three separate Personal Folders. When opened they are exact duplicates in all respects. New mail, contacts, etc. shows up ...
Summary: I had this same problem. I was able to resolve it very simply by going to Control Panel - Mail - Data Files, and Removing the duplicate Personal Folde...
Summary: I have Outlook 2000. I have the personal folder backup add-on for it,Except it became corrupt. I cannot find it again on MS website.The Office site sh...
Summary: What is the best way to back up user's personal folders. At present it is saved at C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Local Settings\Applicatio...
Summary: How do I change the order of my personal folders in outlook 2000?I have 3 personal folders and I would like the one that is now first on the list to b...
Summary: Greetings, In Outlook 2003, I have all my e-mails stored in subfolders within "Personal Folders". In the morning, when I turn the computer on, launch...
Summary: I have just spent most of the morning trying to get Outlook 2003 to work after getting something like the following error message when I tried to run ...
Summary: In Outlook 2000 I am getting an error msg. "Can't move the items. The item could not be moved. It was either already moved or deleted, or access was d...
Summary: Hi guys here is the situation. There are folders on the server to allow users to have create personal folders .pst files backup. However the users a...
Summary: Carnivore...when you open Outlook and go to "Other Persons Folders", what you are opeining up is the .pst file from that user... The only to delete th...
Summary: What I have is something that looks like this: Personal Folders Outlook Today [Personal Folders] I took a snap shot of it but don't think this rep...
Summary: File Import/Export From another Program or File Personal Folders File Select the location of the pst file Then, choose the folder you wish to import a...
Summary: I copied and pasted a .pst from a desktop running Outlook 2000 to a laptop running 2003. I now have 2 duplicate personal folders and all the mail ends...
Summary: I used the Microsoft Outlook Personal Folders Backup tool to backup my Outlook 2003 personal folders before reinstalling Windows and then used it to r...
Summary: Why can't I close my personal folder that have been opened? I can see the content of it with some mail and stuff, but I can't close it! #¤&%*~ micros...
Summary: "although all the original *.dbx files are still present in the storage folder (Outlook doesn't "see" them). By storage folder, do you mean the Outlo...
Summary: Right-click the Outlook Icon Properties Email Accounts View or Change Under Deliver New Email to the following location Click New Outlook Data File If...
Summary: I have Outlook 2003 installed. How do you enable the sharing option for personal folders? I right click the folder I want to share,the sharing option ...
Summary: Please help! I have been trying to migrate all my e-mail messages from Outlook 2000 on my home PC (Win XP Home) to my laptop (Outlook XP, Win XP Home...
Summary: i've seperated my Outlook 2003 contact list into three folders, one labeled "Contacts" has my personal addressbook, the other two, "Building Services...
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