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is it possible to trick a new Outlook profile into opening an old OST file?
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/officeversion_other-outlook/how-to-import-an-ost-file-in-outlook/998019dd-9751-4989-b177-1f35e98704b7
You can convert the OST to a PST with this tool:
http://www.ost2.com/?pcode=203290823nuiib1
Once it is converted it's a simple matter of opening it up as a Personal Folder.
http://www.ost2.com/?pcode=203290823nuiib1
Once it is converted it's a simple matter of opening it up as a Personal Folder.
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Sounds like the answer is no. I don't want to convert the OST to a PST file, I want to trick a new profile into opening an old OST file. This is due to the fact that I have maxed out my sync relationships for my Hotmail account and cannot connect my Hotmail to Outlook 2013 via ActiveSync. Microsoft Answers forums indicate that they will fix it on the back-end if you make a request and that they are delivering a fix in the next month or two, but in the meantime, I need to move a working sync relationship from one PC to another and was hoping there was a way to hack around this.
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