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How did you export it?<br />
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Been awhile but as I remember, if you create a new Outlook profile for the Exchange connection, then attach in the PST that was in use previously. When you drag those messages into Exchange, the flag goes with it.<br />

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How did you export it?

Been awhile but as I remember, if you create a new Outlook profile for the Exchange connection, then attach in the PST that was in use previously. When you drag those messages into Exchange, the flag goes with it.


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The machine had to be formatted so that wasn't a possibility. I tested on another machine and the flags stayed with the email. It appears something happen with just his account. I think the problem could have stemmed from upgrading to a new outlook.
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The machine had to be formatted so that wasn't a possibility. I tested on another machine and the flags stayed with the email. It appears something happen with just his account. I think the problem could have stemmed from upgrading to a new outlook.

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I have a client who purchased exchange server. Preivously they were using Outlook on the workstations. I exported all the email and then imported it into Exchange. One of the users noticed that he couldn't find his flagged email. Does anyone know if this carry's over?<br />
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Thanks in advance!
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I have a client who purchased exchange server. Preivously they were using Outlook on the workstations. I exported all the email and then imported it into Exchange. One of the users noticed that he couldn't find his flagged email. Does anyone know if this carry's over?

Thanks in advance!

Does flagged email carry over when exporting/importing email?

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