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kyle
how do i transfer my contacts from 1 user account to another on same computer
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]
You left out your operating system, Outlook version and a more clear
description of what you need to do. Why would you not just set each to use
the same data file?
description of what you need to do. Why would you not just set each to use
the same data file?
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kyle
Sorry Russ.....I have XP SP2, Outlook 2000....apparently when i set up
another user account, i lost all of my OUtlook info....Didnt know i needed to
change any settings to read data from another user, especially when i set the
new user as the administrator....Thanks for all your help kyle
another user account, i lost all of my OUtlook info....Didnt know i needed to
change any settings to read data from another user, especially when i set the
new user as the administrator....Thanks for all your help kyle
Russ Valentine said:You left out your operating system, Outlook version and a more clear
description of what you need to do. Why would you not just set each to use
the same data file?
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
kyle said:how do i transfer my contacts from 1 user account to another on same
computer
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]
You didn't lose anything. Each Windows user account will use a separate
Outlook profile, each with its own data file. Depending on what you are
trying to achieve, you can place a data file in a location where each user
can access it, and set each profile to use that same file. Are you sure
that's what you want to do? Most of the time separate user accounts are
created to keep data separate.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Outlook profile, each with its own data file. Depending on what you are
trying to achieve, you can place a data file in a location where each user
can access it, and set each profile to use that same file. Are you sure
that's what you want to do? Most of the time separate user accounts are
created to keep data separate.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
kyle said:Sorry Russ.....I have XP SP2, Outlook 2000....apparently when i set up
another user account, i lost all of my OUtlook info....Didnt know i needed
to
change any settings to read data from another user, especially when i set
the
new user as the administrator....Thanks for all your help kyle
Russ Valentine said:You left out your operating system, Outlook version and a more clear
description of what you need to do. Why would you not just set each to
use
the same data file?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
kyle said:how do i transfer my contacts from 1 user account to another on same
computer
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kyle
Thanks for your help Russ! Yes, I want to use only one Outlook profile for
this computer. It is my home computer, my wife and I use it, only us. I
nneded to setup another user account in order to get an upgrade to work, but
deleted the old user account. So if there is a way to find the old Outlook
date and import into the Outlook on the new user profile, please explain how,
having trouble doing it myself...thanks kyle
this computer. It is my home computer, my wife and I use it, only us. I
nneded to setup another user account in order to get an upgrade to work, but
deleted the old user account. So if there is a way to find the old Outlook
date and import into the Outlook on the new user profile, please explain how,
having trouble doing it myself...thanks kyle
Russ Valentine said:You didn't lose anything. Each Windows user account will use a separate
Outlook profile, each with its own data file. Depending on what you are
trying to achieve, you can place a data file in a location where each user
can access it, and set each profile to use that same file. Are you sure
that's what you want to do? Most of the time separate user accounts are
created to keep data separate.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
kyle said:Sorry Russ.....I have XP SP2, Outlook 2000....apparently when i set up
another user account, i lost all of my OUtlook info....Didnt know i needed
to
change any settings to read data from another user, especially when i set
the
new user as the administrator....Thanks for all your help kyle
Russ Valentine said:You left out your operating system, Outlook version and a more clear
description of what you need to do. Why would you not just set each to
use
the same data file?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
how do i transfer my contacts from 1 user account to another on same
computer
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Brian Tillman
kyle said:Thanks for your help Russ! Yes, I want to use only one Outlook
profile for this computer. It is my home computer, my wife and I use
it, only us. I nneded to setup another user account in order to get
an upgrade to work, but deleted the old user account. So if there is
a way to find the old Outlook date and import into the Outlook on the
new user profile, please explain how, having trouble doing it
myself...thanks kyle
If you deleted the old user account, did you tell Windows to keep the data?
If so, then the data should still be in that user's folder set.
C:\Documents and Settings\olduser\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook is the default location, but there's nothing magical
about it.
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kyle
I dont think i told it to keep the data....kyle
Brian Tillman said:If you deleted the old user account, did you tell Windows to keep the data?
If so, then the data should still be in that user's folder set.
C:\Documents and Settings\olduser\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook is the default location, but there's nothing magical
about it.
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Brian Tillman
kyle said:I dont think i told it to keep the data....
When you deleet a Windows user, you're given the option of retaining the
user's files on disk or deleting the files along with the user. If you did
not choose to retain the files, then they're gone.