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Transfering a PMB file

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- 20 Jan 2004 23:45 GMT
I have a pmb file which I am assuming containes my old
address book and I need to figure out how to import it to
my home computer.  Any tips?  I cannot fine info on this
anywhere.
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 21 Jan 2004 03:33 GMT
What is a PMB file?
You'll have to give us at least some clue where it came from.
It is not an Outlook file.
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> I have a pmb file which I am assuming containes my old
> address book and I need to figure out how to import it to
> my home computer.  Any tips?  I cannot fine info on this
> anywhere.
Jenny - 21 Jan 2004 04:15 GMT
It is an outlook file... at least that is what I thought.
Personal Mail box is the best answer I could get last time
I tackled this problem.  the full name is the only info I
found on the microsoft site.

I don't remember the path - it's been awhile.
I thought it lived somewhere in the program files tree.
It was part of a set of files that I would backup to a cd
whenever there were going to be big changes to my
machine.  It contained addresses and a personal calender
that was additional and seperate (also not on the company
server).

I am sorry if this is till not clear.

I have several pst files and I have no problems opening
them, but they contain emails only.  I am trying to
restore my address book.

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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 21 Jan 2004 10:28 GMT
No. It is not an Outlook file. Look in File > Import and Export to see a
list of file types that Outlook can open or import.
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