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I upgraded my OS from Windows Vista Home edition to Windows Vista Business edition. I have loaded back my office 2007 but I don't know how to retireve my old emails. I have tried importing without success. What do I do?
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You'll have to copy your old .pst file back in place, or use import/export to add to the current .pst file.
You can find th location of your PST file by clicking the Mail (32-bit) icon in control panel.
I still can't locate the old files. When I opened the Mail (32-bit), it takes me to my current mail profile. The big problem for me is that I can't locate the old files.
It sounds like you didn't upgrade from Vista HP > Business, otherwise there wouldn't have been the need to re-install Office, so if you formatted and then installed Vista Business, you'd have lost your PST file if you didn't back it up before.
It sounds like you didn't upgrade from Vista HP > Business, otherwise there wouldn't have been the need to re-install Office, so if you formatted and then installed Vista Business, you'd have lost your PST file if you didn't back it up before.
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