export 2003 contacts to 2000 outlook

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I love and use outlook 2003 at home. My new employer uses 2000. What would be
the best way to import backwords to 2000. The 2003 .pst file will not import.
Use comma seperated?
Thanks
Jim
 
Never use import and export with PST files.
In Outlook 2003 you must create a new Outlook data file in "Outlook 97-2002"
format and copy your data into that file. Then open that file in Outlook
2000.
 
Ther is no such export option. Can you give me more info. I thought I would
try comma deliniated for next Monday.
Thanks
Jim

Russ Valentine said:
Never use import and export with PST files.
In Outlook 2003 you must create a new Outlook data file in "Outlook 97-2002"
format and copy your data into that file. Then open that file in Outlook
2000.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Mitch said:
I love and use outlook 2003 at home. My new employer uses 2000. What would
be
the best way to import backwords to 2000. The 2003 .pst file will not
import.
Use comma seperated?
Thanks
Jim
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Exactly.
Please read my post.
I said not to export.
Create an Outlook data file in the correct format.
File > New > Outlook data file.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Mitch said:
Ther is no such export option. Can you give me more info. I thought I
would
try comma deliniated for next Monday.
Thanks
Jim

Russ Valentine said:
Never use import and export with PST files.
In Outlook 2003 you must create a new Outlook data file in "Outlook
97-2002"
format and copy your data into that file. Then open that file in Outlook
2000.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Mitch said:
I love and use outlook 2003 at home. My new employer uses 2000. What
would
be
the best way to import backwords to 2000. The 2003 .pst file will not
import.
Use comma seperated?
Thanks
Jim
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