Computer Hope
Software => Computer software => Topic started by: Merseymike on July 09, 2007, 06:14:00 AM
-
Hi
I have a problem - can anyone advise.
My computer died last week. I now have a new one. The hard drive is fine and is now operational via an enclosure, and most of the useful material has been transferred.
However, I can't seem to access any of the emails, contacts betc which were there before when I used Outlook as my main email client. Is there any way of doing this? Please note, I'm not especially technically-wizardish
Thanks
Mike
-
With your old computer, did you ever export your Outlook data? Can you find any .pst files on that hard drive?
-
Hi. I can't seem to find any via searching the drive. No, I don't recall exporting any Outlook files.
-
I spoke too soon - I have found them (they were hidden). They are Outlook 2002 files. I have installed Outlook 2007 on the new computer.
Any advice?
-
Take a look in Outlook's Help. Look for "File types you can import or export" or something similar. In Outlook 2003, Help says I can import .pst files from Outlook 97-2002. Surely, Outlook 2007 will allow you to import .pst data from earlier versions.
-
Phew...its finally done, and all have now been transferred to Windows Mail!