I have not created a new partnership in activsync. outlook was reinstalled.
I still have all my old contacts and calender events in a personal folder
but, they do not come up when I open Outlook. Activesync recognizes my phone
and looks to sync with Outlook then I get the error message.
I do not want to loose the information on my phone and I just want to have
one profile in Outlook.
> I have not created a new partnership in activsync. outlook was
> reinstalled. I still have all my old contacts and calender events in
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> I do not want to loose the information on my phone and I just want to
> have one profile in Outlook.
So, make the old PST your delivery location in the new profile. You won't
lose a thing then. Be extra safe and make a copy of that PST before adding
it to the profile, if you wish.

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mixer - 02 Oct 2007 20:28 GMT
Thanks, I will try this tonight and post an udpate tomorrow.
> > I have not created a new partnership in activsync. outlook was
> > reinstalled. I still have all my old contacts and calender events in
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> lose a thing then. Be extra safe and make a copy of that PST before adding
> it to the profile, if you wish.
Roxy - 03 Nov 2007 18:51 GMT
Brian...
Can you give me any more information/explination about the "make the old PST
your delivery location in the new profile" in your answer to mixer?
I'm having the same problem but I don't understand what you're saying .
I'm a roookie!
Thanks!
> > I have not created a new partnership in activsync. outlook was
> > reinstalled. I still have all my old contacts and calender events in
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> lose a thing then. Be extra safe and make a copy of that PST before adding
> it to the profile, if you wish.
Brian Tillman - 05 Nov 2007 12:45 GMT
> Can you give me any more information/explination about the "make the
> old PST your delivery location in the new profile" in your answer to
> mixer?
> I'm having the same problem but I don't understand what you're saying
That all depends on what version of Outlook you're using, and you decided to
keep that a secret.

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