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Easiest way to transfer outlook 2003 settings (XP) to Outloo

 
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techman41973



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PostPosted: Wed Feb 27, 2008 9:59 pm    Post subject: Easiest way to transfer outlook 2003 settings (XP) to Outloo Reply with 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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Chirag



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PostPosted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 12:25 pm    Post subject: Re: Easiest way to transfer outlook 2003 settings (XP) to Ou Reply with 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.

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>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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