Tranfering Outlook data

rothfam5 · External Since: Oct 27, 2009 Posts: 2

Our church recently moved some local work stations to work with a new server.
One of the stations was using Outlook 2003. the rest are using our web based
email. Is there a way to tranfer her data (In box, folders, addresses, etc)
with out being able to use the EXPORT function of Outlook. The old server is
still up and running. Short of switching that station back to the old server
and reconfiguring her login script, is there a way to copy the files?

Thanks for any help!

rothfam5 · External Since: Oct 27, 2009 Posts: 2

I forgot to mention that we are not using Outlook Exchange, just Outlook on
the individual machine.
"rothfam5" wrote:

> Our church recently moved some local work stations to work with a new server.
> One of the stations was using Outlook 2003. the rest are using our web based
> email. Is there a way to tranfer her data (In box, folders, addresses, etc)
> with out being able to use the EXPORT function of Outlook. The old server is
> still up and running. Short of switching that station back to the old server
> and reconfiguring her login script, is there a way to copy the files?
>
> Thanks for any help!

Brian Tillman [MVP - Outl · External Since: Jan 08, 2009 Posts: 981

"rothfam5" <rothfam5 RemoveThis @discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Our church recently moved some local work stations to work with a new
> server.
> One of the stations was using Outlook 2003. the rest are using our web based
> email. Is there a way to tranfer her data (In box, folders, addresses, etc)
> with out being able to use the EXPORT function of Outlook. The old server is
> still up and running. Short of switching that station back to the old server
> and reconfiguring her login script, is there a way to copy the files?

See this: http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/backupandrestore.htm
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]