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joelsp
Ok, here's what is happening.
..msg files saved from Outlook 2007. Now trying to take those .msg
files and move them into a .pst file.
Here is the order of how things happen:
1. Open Outlook
2. Double Click on .msg file, it opens fine.
3. Drag the .msg file into the .pst file.
4. Error: "Cannot copy the items. Cannot open file: C:\Documents and
Settings\user\Desktop\*.msg. The file may not exist, you may not have
permission to open it, or it may be open in another program. Right-
click the folder that contains the file, and then click Properties to
check you permissions for the folder."
5. I can no longer open the .msg file by double clicking it, as I get
the same error.
6. I check the permissions, and I have full control over the entire
path including the .msg file, I have administrator rights on the
workstation.
7. I close Outlook
8. I re-open Outlook
This then repeats.
Why is Outlook basically thinking I have no rights to this file, when
I do?
..msg files saved from Outlook 2007. Now trying to take those .msg
files and move them into a .pst file.
Here is the order of how things happen:
1. Open Outlook
2. Double Click on .msg file, it opens fine.
3. Drag the .msg file into the .pst file.
4. Error: "Cannot copy the items. Cannot open file: C:\Documents and
Settings\user\Desktop\*.msg. The file may not exist, you may not have
permission to open it, or it may be open in another program. Right-
click the folder that contains the file, and then click Properties to
check you permissions for the folder."
5. I can no longer open the .msg file by double clicking it, as I get
the same error.
6. I check the permissions, and I have full control over the entire
path including the .msg file, I have administrator rights on the
workstation.
7. I close Outlook
8. I re-open Outlook
This then repeats.
Why is Outlook basically thinking I have no rights to this file, when
I do?