did anyone then ~crack the code~ of transferring Outlook 2003 PST files to Outlook 2010 w/o grief and the loss of folders (data) ?
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I had a similar problem attempting to transfer the outlook 2010 for PC to outlook 2011 for MAC. I have the CSV file on my desktop and am gradually overtime adding names etc to my 2011 outlook.
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Yes it does. Unfortunately Microsoft has moved their download website for Office 2010 and the one on the box is invalid with no forwarding to the new one. Go to the Microsoft website and search on "Office 2010 Backup". It will direct you to a site where you can enter your Program Key and download the program. The download takes about 45 minutes with high speed internet. It will also give you the option to purchase the DVD/CD's for about $13.
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Please found it as below link:http://openedv.com/posts/downloadAttach/6578.htm;jsessionid=99C331CF9ED50833FCE454A82EC92581
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interesting comment...but no have not tried that so far...but then I again I purchased the drive to save/transfer files
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I can remember if I did or not. I know I had an instruction sheet I will have to look and see if I still have that and if I did have disc. If so I will be happy to send you a copy of the disc or instruction sheet. I had no problem at all transferrin the file from on computer to the other. I will try to contact you through this connection if I do and a get the info send it to you whatever I have.
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Hi, that is what I did with my clickfree. I backed everything up in Vista and upgraded to win 8 and then restored my files. However, while I got all folders and files back, 2/3 of the files had a size of 0 bytes which means that they were lost. I still have not been able to restore those files so 2/3 of my files were permanently lost. I did have some files backed up elsewhere but I still have not recovered from that and because of that I no longer use Clickfree. I had many conversations with their technical staff and they did not know what happened in my situation and eventually refused to return my calls. I don't know if this was unique to me or a systemic problem but I don't want to be the one to figure that out. Use with extreme caution and I would back up my files with some other way such as another hard drive and if Clickfree doesn't work you haven't lost everything. Earl
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OS = Windows 8 + upgrade, MS Works for intro period as MS will ask you to buy. I think it was $150, Email = Outlook with diff lay-out than "old Days", some standard PC cleaner and virus programs. Except for Outlook I've replaced most to suit my preferences.
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No it wasn't compatible..... Any sugestions in how to solve this problem. Please email me Sam_steve@outlook.com
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Yes, with a caveat. I am not possitive, but i think seagate made a utility to do this. Since it contains your OP System, you cant just transfer files over. Here is an article on how to do what you want. http://lifehacker.com/5837543/how-to-migrate-to-a-solid-state-drive-without-reinstalling-windows
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Yes. It worked for me. My hard drive was wiped and I purchased this program. There is one catch. The info was stored and named "Recovered Files" . So, you'll have to rename each item again and then delete the duplicate recovered file. Time consuming but well worth it. A good project when you're watching some random tv show.
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No and that has caused us a great deal of pain. We had all of our addresses, anniversarys, etc on file. Tried a virtual machine thing but it would not transfer all the data We are still trying to work out a way If you have any ideas let us know irv8063@bellsouth.net
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Yes, but it is the worst implementation I have seen.The maximum interval is something like 5 or ten seconds. So I get way more uploads than I need.Even worse, the filename is a fixed format that includes the date and time... all separated by slashes. So my windows FTP server interprets these as folder name separators and creates tons of new folders. I had to write a Task Manager script to rename the file and delete the folder structure each time a picture is uploaded. That one problem aside, this is my favorite camera. Picture quality is excellent (both day and night) and I've had no failures in the year and a half I've had it. I would maybe like to have a little longer lens. Yes, but it is the worst implementation I have seen.The maximum interval is something like 5 or ten seconds. So I get way more uploads than I need.Even worse, the filename is a fixed format that includes the date and time... all separated by slashes. So my windows FTP server interprets these as folder name separators and creates tons of new folders. I had to write a Task Manager script to rename the file and delete the folder structure each time a picture is uploaded. That one problem aside, this is my favorite camera. Picture quality is excellent (both day and night) and... » Read More Yes, but it is the worst implementation I have seen.The maximum interval is something like 5 or ten seconds. So I get way more uploads than I need.Even worse, the filename is a fixed format that includes the date and time... all separated by slashes. So my windows FTP server interprets these as folder name separators and creates tons of new folders. I had to write a Task Manager script to rename the file and delete the folder structure each time a picture is uploaded. That one problem aside, this is my favorite camera. Picture quality is excellent (both day and night) and I've had no failures in the year and a half I've had it. I would maybe like to have a little longer lens. « Show Less
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No. Very upset with Microsoft and my purchase of Outlook 2013. Have not had time to deal with that problem.
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As luck would have it, I found "Dore.exe" on an old backup. It's a 982 Kb file, with no other files associated, and when I click it, it says that it's going to unZip some files, so this could be what you're looking for. Understand, I make no promises, guarantees or warranties, but I'm happy to send it if you want to try it... Question is, how would I get it to you?
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There was nothing wrong with cable I got but I never could transfer my files with it. I had Windows Vista and that may have been the problem. Wish I could be of more help but it was not the cable's fault. I think it was probably the operator - ha!!
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No it is not and this is one of the big problems with this system. If the box fails you are screwed. I had this happen to me and I took it to two computer guy friends and they were not able to extract the files from a linux system. Ended up taking to data recovery experts and $800 later I had my files.
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As far as I remember, it came with a DVD and upgraded Office 2000. It came with Outlook..