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Outlook 2000 - trying to import calendar pst

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daveginboav - 22 May 2007 21:10 GMT
It used to work - now it doesn't!  I export my calendar from my works account
in pst format (outlook97).  When I try to import into my outlook 2000 account
at home I get the following error:-
Properties for this information service must be defined prior to use
clicking OK the gives the message that the file xxxxxxxxxxx could not be
accessed
I am stumped - the only difference I can see is that the file is now quite
bigger than it used to be - now 22,386kb
How do I define properties prior to use?  What can I do to correct the
problem?
Thanks in advance
Brian Tillman - 23 May 2007 02:03 GMT
> It used to work - now it doesn't!  I export my calendar from my works
> account in pst format (outlook97).  When I try to import into my
> outlook 2000 account at home I get the following error:-
> Properties for this information service must be defined prior to use
> clicking OK the gives the message that the file xxxxxxxxxxx could not
> be accessed

Never export to or import from a PST.  It often leads to problems.  Instead,
just copy the original OL 97 PST to the other machine and use
File>Open>Personal Folders File to open it.  Open the calendar folder,
display it in a table view, select all the items with CTRL-A, then click
Edit>Copy to Folder and specify your default calendar.  Right-click the
added PST and choose Close.
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Gordon - 23 May 2007 13:26 GMT
> It used to work - now it doesn't!  I export my calendar from my works
> account
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> problem?
> Thanks in advance

Is the filke on a CD? If so save to your HDD, (do NOT overwrite any existing
pst file), and remove any Read-Only attribute. then follow Brian's
instructions.
daveginboav - 24 May 2007 22:58 GMT
Thanks Gordon and Brian.  Followed both your advice and it worked.  Now,
don't know whether to start a new thread, but I now have duplicates which on
this occasion was not too onerous to manually delete using various simple
techniques.  Don't suppose you guys know of an easy way to get rid of these
duplicates.  Using the methods you advise I suspect, this will be a growing
problem.

> > It used to work - now it doesn't!  I export my calendar from my works
> > account
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> pst file), and remove any Read-Only attribute. then follow Brian's
> instructions.
Brian Tillman - 25 May 2007 12:56 GMT
> Thanks Gordon and Brian.  Followed both your advice and it worked.
> Now, don't know whether to start a new thread, but I now have
> duplicates which on this occasion was not too onerous to manually
> delete using various simple techniques.  Don't suppose you guys know
> of an easy way to get rid of these duplicates.  Using the methods you
> advise I suspect, this will be a growing problem.

See this: http://www.slipstick.com/addins/mail_duplicates.asp
http://www.slipstick.com/addins/calendar.htm#tools
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