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Copy calendar from one computer to another query
I have two computers with XP Pro, and MS Office 2000. One
computer has no entries in the "Calendar" how can I just copy the calendar from one to another. I use to do it when I have Outlook Express but I can't find the files on "Outlook" |
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Copy calendar from one computer to another query
All your data is located in a file with a .PST extension. You can use File |
Import and Export | Export to a file to export the calendar items into a new ..PST file, then copy that .PST to the other machine, open it in Outlook using File | Open, and copy the items to the Calendar folder there. If you don't want to mess with exporting you can simply create a new .PST file on the first computer, copy the Calendar folder to it, then close the file on that computer, copy it to the other machine and proceed as above. -- Jocelyn Fiorello MVP - Outlook *** Messages sent to my e-mail address will NOT be answered -- please reply only to the newsgroup to preserve the message thread. *** In , JayB wrote: I have two computers with XP Pro, and MS Office 2000. One computer has no entries in the "Calendar" how can I just copy the calendar from one to another. I use to do it when I have Outlook Express but I can't find the files on "Outlook" |
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Copy calendar from one computer to another query
All your data is located in a file with a .PST extension. You can use File |
Import and Export | Export to a file to export the calendar items into a new ..PST file, then copy that .PST to the other machine, open it in Outlook using File | Open, and copy the items to the Calendar folder there. If you don't want to mess with exporting you can simply create a new .PST file on the first computer, copy the Calendar folder to it, then close the file on that computer, copy it to the other machine and proceed as above. -- Jocelyn Fiorello MVP - Outlook *** Messages sent to my e-mail address will NOT be answered -- please reply only to the newsgroup to preserve the message thread. *** In , JayB wrote: I have two computers with XP Pro, and MS Office 2000. One computer has no entries in the "Calendar" how can I just copy the calendar from one to another. I use to do it when I have Outlook Express but I can't find the files on "Outlook" |
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Copy calendar from one computer to another query
Thanks for that - all sorted
-----Original Message----- All your data is located in a file with a .PST extension. You can use File | Import and Export | Export to a file to export the calendar items into a new ..PST file, then copy that .PST to the other machine, open it in Outlook using File | Open, and copy the items to the Calendar folder there. If you don't want to mess with exporting you can simply create a new .PST file on the first computer, copy the Calendar folder to it, then close the file on that computer, copy it to the other machine and proceed as above. -- Jocelyn Fiorello MVP - Outlook *** Messages sent to my e-mail address will NOT be answered -- please reply only to the newsgroup to preserve the message thread. *** In , JayB wrote: I have two computers with XP Pro, and MS Office 2000. One computer has no entries in the "Calendar" how can I just copy the calendar from one to another. I use to do it when I have Outlook Express but I can't find the files on "Outlook" . |
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Copy calendar from one computer to another query
Thanks for that - all sorted
-----Original Message----- All your data is located in a file with a .PST extension. You can use File | Import and Export | Export to a file to export the calendar items into a new ..PST file, then copy that .PST to the other machine, open it in Outlook using File | Open, and copy the items to the Calendar folder there. If you don't want to mess with exporting you can simply create a new .PST file on the first computer, copy the Calendar folder to it, then close the file on that computer, copy it to the other machine and proceed as above. -- Jocelyn Fiorello MVP - Outlook *** Messages sent to my e-mail address will NOT be answered -- please reply only to the newsgroup to preserve the message thread. *** In , JayB wrote: I have two computers with XP Pro, and MS Office 2000. One computer has no entries in the "Calendar" how can I just copy the calendar from one to another. I use to do it when I have Outlook Express but I can't find the files on "Outlook" . |
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