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To: Hammerhead
...."you have never set a password for your compupter. once you do, you will be the administrator.".....

Not true in Win 7. I have had the same problem. and haven't solved it yet myself. I have 2 hard drives. One is my old XP drive and the new is Win 7. I have everything ready to go on Win 7 except my mail. I keep most of my mail, about 2 gigs worth. My friends and family and business correspondence. I have Office 2007 Enterprise and use Outlook. I cannot copy, move, or do anything to the old mail to get it recognized by Win 7 without being the admin. I have a password, I have been in safe mode, I have taken ownership of the files, the folder, the everything to do everything with it, and still cannot move the file. I have even tried the file transfer thingy with Windows and can't do it. I hate to copy 40 gigs of stuff just for my mail. All of this and I can get a virus that infects everthing from someone without any password, rights, ownership, nothing! Gates is a genius.

33 posted on 12/17/2011 11:39:49 PM PST by chuckles
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To: chuckles
Have you tried just copying the *.pst files to the new Office Installations proper working directory (just overlay the new file created with the old one) and opening Exchange? That would be the simplest solution but there are others depending on your setup. Keep in mind that Exchange files can only be opened by exchange when it is running not through Windows explorer.
38 posted on 12/18/2011 4:34:51 AM PST by Woodman
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To: chuckles

Just think what it would be like if MS owned GM! But a copy of Linux puppy should enable you to move them. Boot from CD


52 posted on 12/19/2011 8:18:54 PM PST by daniel1212 (Our sinful deeds condemn us, but Christ's death and resurrection gains salvation. Repent +Believe)
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