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by justanadmin
All of this should be easily done by using the Import/Export option under Outlook's file menu.
Choose file, import and export.
Export to a file
Select type of file (usually I use comma separated values windows)
Choose what you want to export
Choose where you want to save the file.
Once you have that, you can pretty much do the reverse to import it back into Outlook.
Hope that helps!
by justanadmin
by dharrison
by vinnyd
The default installation of Office or Outlook does not load the Export portions of the program. They are marked to install on first time use.
Without the correct Office installation CD you will not be able to get the export to work.
On your client's laptop, Outlook should have stored the data in an OST or PST file.
You can copy this file to her new computer and see if you can import from it into the new Outlook.
by dharrison
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