I don't understand what you mean. You can't use Exchange with Outlook
Express.
Clarify what you're really using.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
In my prior employment, we used Microsoft Exchange for email. My home
computer was set up so I could access the work network using Microsoft
Exchange. When I left that job, the IT department created a dvd of my
personal address book (saved as a .pab file). Until recently, I did not have
a Microsoft Exchange Server account so I was using Outlook Express for
emails. However, I continued to have access to my personal address book and
contacts through Microsoft Outlook offline. Apparently, as long as I left
that old Microsoft Exchange Server email account set up (although it was
inactive), I was able to view and access those files. When my new employer
was setting up my home computer so I could access my new work network on my
home computer, I deleted the old inactive Microsoft Exchange Server email
account (my old employer) because I did not realize that doing so would make
my personal address book and contacts disappear. I have been unable to
recover those files but was told I should be able to reload the personal
address book from the dvd. I saved the .pab file to my computer (and made
sure it is not set to "read only"). When I try to import it, it loads the
first couple of entries and then sends an error message and reboots. Does
this make sense? THANKS
> I don't understand what you mean. You can't use Exchange with Outlook
> Express.
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 25 Oct 2004 02:31 GMT
It is highly unlikely that a PAB file would contain any entries you need
since PAB's has not been in use for over 6 years. I strongly doubt you data
was stored there.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
> In my prior employment, we used Microsoft Exchange for email. My home
> computer was set up so I could access the work network using Microsoft
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Non-Tech User - 25 Oct 2004 10:35 GMT
The file extension says .pab and the file description says Outlook Data File
and the person that created the file told me it was a .pab file containing my
Personal Address Book. In my old job, in Microsoft Exchange, all of my
personal contacts were set up in a Personal Address Book. Thank you for your
comments. I will try to talk to the person who created the file.
> It is highly unlikely that a PAB file would contain any entries you need
> since PAB's has not been in use for over 6 years. I strongly doubt you data
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