how to repair .pst file in microsoft outlook?
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Microsoft Outlook includes a repair program.\n\nRun scanpst.exe
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If you have a backup of your files you can reinstall Windows xp or your OS and then reinstall MSOffice 2003 trial, one other way is to recover your pc to a date before the trial expires and by recover I dont mean simply changing the date behind.\n\nbut the best solution for you is try out http://www.openoffice.org/ its a free alternative to all the MS Office applications. Also for outlook you can try Thunderbird http://www.mozilla.com/thunderbird/ .\nso there you are...
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try using Microsoft help or even MSDN.
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first use the export function to csv format, like outlook format. then go to alternate e-mail and use the import function from the csv file. remember where u placed the file though...
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Here is your answer.  You need to select what version of Outlook you are using.\n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/pop/
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There are many password retieriveing tools available in the market.\n\nTry this inth below link this worked for me.\nhttp://lastbit.com/outlook/default.asp\n\n\nJust try "Outlook Password Recovery" in google u ll get lots of shareware tools.
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Assuming you have the Office CD, have it ready in case the "reapir" ask for it.\nGo into the Control Panel\nDouble Click the Add or Remove Progam icon\nFind and click on MS Office\nClick on the "Change" button\nYou should get a screen with an option to "repair" office\nSelect the "repair" option\nIf prompted, but in the Office CD\nThe repair should reinstall any missing or altered files\nThen try the update(s) again
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that's because outlook does not support current yenc encoding that most posters use now a days in usenet ( newsgroups )\nuse grabit by shemes.com instead for a great usenet reader as it support yenc encoding
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1. Open: File --> Import and export... --> Export to a file --> Next\n2. In the list, click Personal Folder File (.pst) --> Next.\n3. Click the folders you need to backup.  If needed, tick the Include subfolders box --> Next.\n4. Under Save exported file as, click Browse and specify a folder under your My Documents folder (Important: don't use the default folder, or the backup will be created in an obscure, hidden system folder you might find difficult to locate). Give the new file a name (like "Mail backup").\n5. Tell how to handle duplicates.  "Do not export duplicate items" should work.  ->> Finish.\n6. Transfer the new file into a CD.\n\nIf you need to restore a backup, you'd do the following:\n1. Open: File --> Import and export... --> Export to a file --> Next\n2. Click Import from another program or file --> Next\n3. Click Personal Folder File (.pst) --> Next\n4. Specify folder and filename of your backup file.\n5. Tell how to handle duplicates.  "Do not export duplicate items" should work.  ->> Finish.\n6. Follow the remaining instructions.
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There is a PST Repair Tool. Search your hard disk for SCANPST.EXE and run it. Locate the PST file you would like to repair.  It will scan the pst file for errors and repair it.
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The Personal Folder file (.pst / PST) is the place where Outlook stores its data (when you're using Outlook without Microsoft® Exchange Server). Each Personal Folder file contains all of your Outlook folders, including the Inbox, Calendar, and Contacts. \n\nYou may have a single .pst file (usually called "Internet Folders" or "Personal Folders" in your Folder List), and you may also have an additional .pst file that you use to archive messages (named "Archive Folders"). By backing up these PST files you will be backing up all your Outlook information . \n\nThe hard part is locating the files...for a detailed tutorial, including other files to back up take a look at this link:\n\nhttp://www.sitedeveloper.ws/tutorials/outlook.htm
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You need to have ms outlook installed on your pc\nA. If the pst file is exported from your ms outlook, then open outlook express, menu file, import, choose microsoft outlook from the list, then choose the relevant folder to import, click next til finish.\nB. If the pst file is not from current ms outlook, backup ms outlook to a pst file 1st, \n1. do a advanced find on ms outlook for any type of outlook item, click the found item and ctrl+A and delete button, clean all the deleted items. \n2. import the pst to ms outlook then do step A. above, then do 1. above\n3. import the backup of current ms outlook pst file.
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Saving them as .pdf files is both work-intensive and probably counter-productive. I say counter-productive because trying to find a particular email after you have converted it to .pdf is going to be very difficult.\n\nWhat email program are we talking about here?\n\nI'm assuming you are using Outlook. There is an export feature in it (and many other have a similar one). You click on "File" then "Import and Export" then go through the wizard to export the files to a ".pst" file.
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Detailed instructions available at http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/mail_wab_import_mess.mspx?mfr=true
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If you are using Outlook, search your computer for *.pst. That's a special mail storage file and it's really easy to accidentally send all your mail there when you want to keep it on the server. If you are not using Outlook, or you don't find the .pst file, please repost and include what you use to read email.
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Thats a outlook "feature" that extracts potientially dangerous attachement files like *.exe; *.com, *.bat, *.vbs, and so on.\n\nThere are ways to circumvent that:\n- Either you turn that option (security)\n- Or you just zip the files before you send them.\n\nGo for option 2!
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Did you have an update recently?\n\nI think theres a windows update that fixes a few bugs with calendars and appointments. Try going to the microsoft page and look for an update.\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com\n\nIf all else fails, do a system restore. Just restore it a few days ago. Go to START then programs, then accessories, then system tools. Use system restore to fix your outlook if it did indeed work a few days ago.\n\nAlso go back to outlook and go to the HELP menu. Try the Detect and Repair option.