Moving from one format to another

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I'm going to have to move all my Outlook 2003 data to Shedule + in
Office 2000 Premium. Any thoughts on this...or am I reduced to one
item at a time til Im done??? I just discovered that the office 2003
I've been using is not authentic and I still have the Office 2000
Premium that I paid for, but now I'm retired and can't afford paying
for Office2003. Even on eBay copies are more than $300.
 
2003 on Ebay + $300 are you sure?
If you want to open 2003 data in 2000, within 2003 you need to create a new
pst (data file) in 97-2002 format, then copy data from the 2003 data file to
the newly created data file
 
2003 on Ebay + $300 are you sure?
If you want to open 2003 data in 2000, within 2003 you need to create a new
pst (data file) in 97-2002 format, then copy data from the 2003 data file to
the newly created data file

I'm going to have to move all my Outlook 2003 data to Shedule + in
Office 2000 Premium. Any thoughts on this...or am I reduced to one
item at a time til Im done??? I just discovered that the office 2003
I've been using is not authentic and I still have the Office 2000
Premium that I paid for, but now I'm retired and can't afford paying
for Office2003. Even on eBay copies are more than $300.
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OK, great thanks!! One last thought, I may have a chance to make $100
in a few weeks, which would probably get me an OEM version and having
read in these groups, that Microsoft has 'always' allowed the
purchaser to use the program both on the desktop at home and the
laptop, too, Is this true with an OEM or do I need two OEM's...


Thanks for your time!!
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That is not true for OEM versions.

Instead of using Outlook 2000, you might be more interested into using
Windows Live Mail. It It's free and it offers more security features as
Outlook 2000 features such as Internet Picture Blocking and an integrated
Junk E-mail and Phishing Filter were first introduced in Outlook 2003). For
more home users, Windows Live Mail will do just fine.

To download go to http://get.live.com



 
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