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OTLK 2000, clk IMPRT / EXPRT; to a file; .pst (type);
err mess: 'Properties for this information serv. must be defined before use'
??
Any help you could provide, is appreciated!

Kelly (e-mail address removed)
 
Could be a number of things. Two most likely:
1. You put the file on a CD and forgot to remove its read only attribute.
2. You corrupted the file by exporting it incorrectly. Never use export to
backup a PST file. Just copy the file. Use Export only to convert to another
file format.
 
I thank you for the facts ... how to copy (Persnl flders)or (Cntcts) (which
one ?), to A:\?

Kelly (e-mail address removed)

Russ Valentine said:
Could be a number of things. Two most likely:
1. You put the file on a CD and forgot to remove its read only attribute.
2. You corrupted the file by exporting it incorrectly. Never use export to
backup a PST file. Just copy the file. Use Export only to convert to another
file format.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
B. [email protected] said:
OTLK 2000, clk IMPRT / EXPRT; to a file; .pst (type);
err mess: 'Properties for this information serv. must be defined before
use'
??
Any help you could provide, is appreciated!

Kelly (e-mail address removed)
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Most people back up all their Outlook data at one time by simply closing
Outlook and copying their Outlook Data File (PST file) to a safe location.
Take a look at these pages for info on Outlook data backup:
http://www.slipstick.com/config/backup.htm
http://www.howto-outlook.com/Howto/backupandrestore.htm

A PST file will usually be too large for a floppy so you would need to use
something more realistic for data storage.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
B. [email protected] said:
I thank you for the facts ... how to copy (Persnl flders)or (Cntcts) (which
one ?), to A:\?

Kelly (e-mail address removed)

Russ Valentine said:
Could be a number of things. Two most likely:
1. You put the file on a CD and forgot to remove its read only attribute.
2. You corrupted the file by exporting it incorrectly. Never use export
to
backup a PST file. Just copy the file. Use Export only to convert to
another
file format.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
B. [email protected] said:
OTLK 2000, clk IMPRT / EXPRT; to a file; .pst (type);
err mess: 'Properties for this information serv. must be defined before
use'
??
Any help you could provide, is appreciated!

Kelly (e-mail address removed)
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