It's a lot safer to NOT use the Import function, it often causes profile corruption:
http://www.slipstick.com/config/backup.htm http://www.howto-outlook.com/Howto/backupandrestore.htm http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA010771141033.aspx Reconnect your old Outlook data file
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"John S. Sapyta." <jsapyta[ at ]cox.net> wrote in message news:xKpNg.3753$8J2.612[ at ]fed1read11...
[Quoted Text] > Hey, > > I had problem with a XP system that I have, and had to re-install it on > top of itself, and when I did, it goofed up all my office 2000 programs > and I had trouble installing it till I got a Windows clean-up ultity and > had to remove office and reinstall it. Now here's the problem. When I > re-ran outlook 2000, it forgot all my e-mail settings and forgot where the > outlook.pst was, so I had to re-enter the info, and now when I got into > outlook the inbox was blank, and so I thought I would do a file -> import > of the outlook.pst that I had used before, but when I did that it created > it another set of folders above, like inbox, > and sent box, etc.. > > So my question is, what's the best way to make current or old .pst the > MAIN .pst where all the new e-mail will arrive in, and also what's the > best way re-enter mail after a re-install? > > >
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