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date: Fri, 20 Jan 2006 22:00:23 -0500,
group: microsoft.public.outlook.mac
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Re: How to retrieve personal folder?
Hi and thanks for the reply. I used the PST import tool and then was able to
take the identies folder and put that on the home server . Remove the folder
from the local drive, create an alias to the one I copied to the server and
put the alias back in its place and this allowed me to store my "pst" on the
home server as we do with other Outlook clients. I also thought that perhaps
putting them into public folders and locking them down for each user. That
way they don't count against the message store and are accessible from
either platform. Mac or pc.
Jen
"William Smith" wrote in message
news:mecklists-D78258.22052510022006@msnews.microsoft.com...
> In article ,
> "Jen" wrote:
>
>> Hello, I'm preparing to move all of my Mac Outlook 2001 users to
>> Entourage
>> 2004. Most of these people have 5 or so years worth of data stored in
>> many
>> different personal folders which we store on a server. I have not used
>> this
>> pst import tool so I wanted to ask what if any problems have been
>> encountered? Also, with Entourage 2004, will I be able to set up the
>> client
>> so that they can still access personal folders from a server? Thank you
>> for
>> any advice.
>
> Hi Jen!
>
> I don't have any record of problems with the import, but keep in mind
> that your original Outlook 2001 .pst files aren't being converted. If
> something goes wrong, your original data isn't touched. (Of course, you
> can always dupe your .pst files before importing just in case.)
>
> Entourage does not support .pst files but it does have the ability to
> allow you to drag messages from your Exchange account into folders under
> the "On My Computer" account. This is in effect archiving your messages
> locally and off the server. However, you don't have the ability to open
> multiple personal folder files or the ability to close them and pass
> them along to someone else as you would with .pst files.
>
> Hope this helps! bill
> --
> William M. Smith
> (Microsoft Interop MVP - Mac/Windows)
date: Thu, 16 Feb 2006 18:45:02 -0500
author: Jen
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