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Hi, nebiaat5.<br />
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I don't use vb.net myself so I can't give you the code in that version of VB. &nbsp;I can give you the code for doing this in VBA and you could translate that into vb.net. &nbsp;Will that work?
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Hi, nebiaat5.

I don't use vb.net myself so I can't give you the code in that version of VB.  I can give you the code for doing this in VBA and you could translate that into vb.net.  Will that work?

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If you are talking about one or two PSTs then easiest is to;<br />
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1. Open the PST in Outlook<br />
2. Drag and Drop the containers from your live mailbox into the PST<br />
3. Done.
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If you are talking about one or two PSTs then easiest is to;

1. Open the PST in Outlook
2. Drag and Drop the containers from your live mailbox into the PST
3. Done.

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That won't work. This needs to be an automated process using VB.NET.
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That won't work. This needs to be an automated process using VB.NET.

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Try this one<br />
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<a href="http://www.codeproject.com/KB/dotnet/OutlookEmailExtractor.aspx" rel="ugc">http://www.codeproject.com/KB/dotnet/OutlookEmailExtractor.aspx</a>
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Try this one

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/dotnet/OutlookEmailExtractor.aspx [http://www.codeproject.com/KB/dotnet/OutlookEmailExtractor.aspx]

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How do I export an outlook 2007 mailbox (mail, contacts, calendars, etc) to an already created pst file using vb.net?
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How do I export an outlook 2007 mailbox (mail, contacts, calendars, etc) to an already created pst file using vb.net?

How do I export outlook 2007 mailbox (mail, contacts, calendars, etc) to an already created pst file using vb.net

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