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Outlook calendar items do not display after import.

i am running windows xp and outlook 2000 and i recently exported a public calendar to a pst file. the file is about 500k in size so i know the data exported. when i try to import the calendar it looks like it imports. in the folder list it has the calendar in bold text with a 78 next to it. however when you try to look at the calendar no data is displayed, its blank. when i went back and looked on the machine that i exported from, the calendar is now blank but it had da bunch of entries in it minutes earlier. please help.

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Hi,

Are the Outlook versions the same language, this seems to be a problem if they have to different languages...
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the version im importing to is 2003
Normally this shouldn't be a problem.. Maybe the Calendar folder had a different name in the Outlook 2000 version. Do you still have the pst file or not??? Where is the (78) in bold placed??
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sorry i meant to say 2002
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yes i still have the pst. the (78) is blue next to the bolded calendar name in the folder list.
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Maybe you can use this one.. Import as a CSV file...

http://www.vashonsd.wednet.edu/import/

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this is a .pst not a .csv and the data seems ot have vanished from the original. good idea tho.
Have you tried Mob-bom's option???
Or maybe you can use Exmerge to extract the total pst file from the user and add it as a personla store??
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the data is gone from the original one, plus i just found out the woman stopped using it anyway. thanks for the advice though.
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