Gordon
April 28th 04, 11:42 PM
"Martin" > wrote in message
...
> I have a desktop running W2000 and have just bought a Thinkpad with XP
Pro. I have exported my W2000 Outlook files to a new .pst file and put it
on a cd.
>
> When I run the CD on my XP lappie, I tell it to import the data and I get
a message saying I do not have permission to access the file
D:\personalfolder(1).pst - D being my cd drive. I am assuming it is not XP
that is blocking but W2000. I cant see where or how the permission is
granted. I have looked everywhere. Anyone help? Thanks in advance.
>
>
You can't import directly from the CD as Outlook requires complete
Read-Write access. Copy the pst file to your HDD, remove the read-only
attribute and then in Outlook go to File-Open-Outlook Data file. Do not
import.
...
> I have a desktop running W2000 and have just bought a Thinkpad with XP
Pro. I have exported my W2000 Outlook files to a new .pst file and put it
on a cd.
>
> When I run the CD on my XP lappie, I tell it to import the data and I get
a message saying I do not have permission to access the file
D:\personalfolder(1).pst - D being my cd drive. I am assuming it is not XP
that is blocking but W2000. I cant see where or how the permission is
granted. I have looked everywhere. Anyone help? Thanks in advance.
>
>
You can't import directly from the CD as Outlook requires complete
Read-Write access. Copy the pst file to your HDD, remove the read-only
attribute and then in Outlook go to File-Open-Outlook Data file. Do not
import.