Office 2003 and xp problem

Ne}{uS · September 8th, 2004

I installed office 2003 on my parents computer and they ran it and did not like
it and wanted office xp reinstalled, when i did that all teh emails in 2003 are
gone and at the welcome screen it says 40 unread emails, how do i fix that or
disable so you don't see the unread emails.
thanks.

Mathachew · September 8th, 2004

It seems like the e-mails are still there. I use Outlook 2003 and it saves my emails as a pst file. It should be located under:

Documents and Settings > <account_name> > Local Settings > Application Data > Microsoft > Outlook

That's where the file should be. I don't think there would be a problem importing that with Outlook 2000 (if that's what they're using, or even Outlook Express).

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Ne}{uS OSNN One Post Wonder Joined: September 2004 Posts: 1 Reputation: 0 Power: 0	Office 2003 and xp problem I installed office 2003 on my parents computer and they ran it and did not like it and wanted office xp reinstalled, when i did that all teh emails in 2003 are gone and at the welcome screen it says 40 unread emails, how do i fix that or disable so you don't see the unread emails. thanks.

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Mathachew Wise Beyond Youth Joined: February 2004 Location: Texas Posts: 53 Reputation: 10 Power: 101	It seems like the e-mails are still there. I use Outlook 2003 and it saves my emails as a pst file. It should be located under: Documents and Settings > <account_name> > Local Settings > Application Data > Microsoft > Outlook That's where the file should be. I don't think there would be a problem importing that with Outlook 2000 (if that's what they're using, or even Outlook Express).