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want to try and save mt contacts from outlook in vista to outlook or outlook express on my lap top (xp), lap top has outlook 2002 i think

any one got any clues for me?
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Just did this with xp, outlook express, used export, in the file menu, import on laptop, pen drive.
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Edit: I'm too slow!

You could export/import them as a .CSV file. I think the export/import function is directly under the "File" menu.

Hope that helps.
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You need to find your .pst file, you will find it in the users/app data/outlook folder using file explorer. This is you personal information file, it has everything from outlook (contacts, notes, appointments)

Copy this into the same folder on your laptop.

You can either replace the original or change the name, if you give it a different name you can then have 2 sets of personal folders in outlook.
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tried that guys keep getting a messgae comin up not compatable so i quess takig vista on pc to xp on lap top is not good news

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Its got nothing to do with Vista/XP as its the Outlook programme that you are working with.

You may have an issue from Outlook Express to Outlook, but I have successfully copied a PST file from 1 PC to another both using Outlook with different operating systems.

Do you use a PDA because that is another option by syncing onto the PDA and then from there to the second PC.

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Outlook needs to be closed when making a copy of the file as it is in use while ever Outlook is open
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both outlook, but one is 2002 one is new one on vista 2007
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What version of outlook is on the vista system, you can find that by going into outlook, help, about
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Just had a quick search on google which shows that outlook pre 2003 works slightly different.

Have a look at this, there are two possible solutions

http://www.vistaheads.com/forums/mic...-2002-sp3.html
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ta ill try it tomoz and let you know how i got on
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