Outlook 2003 corrupted

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I created a new profile and added my email accounts. I opened the old folder
and I can see for my old saved emails, I only have to move the folder into
the new profile to hold on to my old emails. I also copied my contracts and
tasks over.

How do I move my calendar items copied to the new profile?
If I can't copy the calendar items, how else should I do the transfers?
 
You've already copied them. Make sure you've added the Outlook Address Book
service to the new profile and you've set the Contacts folder to show as an
e-mail Address Book:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/197577/en-us
"Show this folder as an e-mail Address Book" check box is dimmed in Outlook
Contact folder properties

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I have everything transferred accept the calendar. The calendar is my histoy,
I need the info in my new pst file. How do I get this info transferred over,
so I can delete the old profile?
 
Anne said:
I created a new profile and added my email accounts. I opened the old
folder and I can see for my old saved emails, I only have to move the
folder into the new profile to hold on to my old emails. I also
copied my contracts and tasks over.

How do I move my calendar items copied to the new profile?
If I can't copy the calendar items, how else should I do the
transfers?
Click to expand...

You copy the calendar items exactly the same way you copied your other
items.
 
Anne said:
I have everything transferred accept the calendar. The calendar is my
histoy, I need the info in my new pst file. How do I get this info
transferred over, so I can delete the old profile?
Click to expand...

What you're saying doesn't make sense. A mail profile is a construct in the
registry. It's not a file you can delete.
 
Well, I dragged the folders and that did not work. But then I realized that
the right click menu has a copy and past function.
Thank you,
Anne
 
Anne said:
Well, I dragged the folders and that did not work. But then I
realized that the right click menu has a copy and past function.
Click to expand...

Copy the _contents_ of the any folders whose names match the default folder
names. Do not copy the folders themselves.
 
My calendar has a problem now. For the calendar you cannot choose "select
all" meaning the contents.
I copied the calendar from the old file to the new personal folder, but it
created calendar1. I tried copying the calendar to calendar and it made it a
subfolder.
How can I do this. I cannot delete the old calendar folder and make the new
calendar1 the new folder.
 
Anne said:
My calendar has a problem now. For the calendar you cannot choose
"select all" meaning the contents.
Click to expand...

Change your calendar view to a table view like By Category. The select
everything by pressing CTRL-A. Click Edit>Copy to Folder and specify your
default calendar folder as the destination.
 
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