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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Contacts / July 2005How do I transfer contacts to a new computer without burning a cop
I need to transfer all my contacts to a new computer but do not have burning capabilities. I have Microsoft Outlook 2000. Perhaps you should include what transfer capabilities you do have rather than what you don't have. You might also want to mention the size of your Contacts Folder. We really have nothing to go on that would permit an answer to your question.  SignatureRuss Valentine [MVP-Outlook] >I need to transfer all my contacts to a new computer but do not have >burning > capabilities. I have Microsoft Outlook 2000. Thank you for your suggestions. I will return once I get the information. > Perhaps you should include what transfer capabilities you do have rather > than what you don't have. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >burning > > capabilities. I have Microsoft Outlook 2000. > I need to transfer all my contacts to a new computer but do not have > burning capabilities. I have Microsoft Outlook 2000. Do you have network capability on both? SignatureBrian Tillman Thanks Brian! I have network capability but each computer is on a different network. Cindy > > I need to transfer all my contacts to a new computer but do not have > > burning capabilities. I have Microsoft Outlook 2000. > > Do you have network capability on both? > I have network capability but each computer is on a different network. Unless you have _some_ way to mode data between the two machines, you can't do what you want. At the very least, you could place one PC's hard drive in the other PC and get data that way. SignatureBrian Tillman I was worried about that. What about a UBS cable (or whatever it's called)? > > I have network capability but each computer is on a different network. > > Unless you have _some_ way to mode data between the two machines, you can't > do what you want. At the very least, you could place one PC's hard drive in > the other PC and get data that way. > I was worried about that. What about a UBS cable (or whatever it's > called)? You'd be better off putting a network cable between the two machines. I don't know how you'd use a USB connection. SignatureBrian Tillman Thank you, Brian. That helps me narrow down my choices and better understand where I'm going with this! > > I was worried about that. What about a UBS cable (or whatever it's > > called)? > > You'd be better off putting a network cable between the two machines. I > don't know how you'd use a USB connection. |
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