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Carbonite (unless it has changed) won't know that there are sent items and other folders. It just knows there's a file. I'd recommend loading that PST as a secondary PST and then copying things in Outlook from one PST to the other.
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Carbonite (unless it has changed) won't know that there are sent items and other folders. It just knows there's a file. I'd recommend loading that PST as a secondary PST and then copying things in Outlook from one PST to the other.

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Quizwedge is correct, you will want to attach the recoved PST to outlook, from there you can move the Sent Items from the PST back into the Outlook Sent Items
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Quizwedge is correct, you will want to attach the recoved PST to outlook, from there you can move the Sent Items from the PST back into the Outlook Sent Items

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I'm confused. &nbsp;How would I load it as a SECOND pst?
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I'm confused.  How would I load it as a SECOND pst?

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Can't I just import the items to the sent folder from the backup pst?
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Can't I just import the items to the sent folder from the backup pst?

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I have pop mail and a user deleted all their sent items from outlook 2010 mail. &nbsp;I have a carbonite backup that I am currently downloading however I only want to restore the sent items from the backup .pst file.<br />
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How can I make sure that I only restore the sent items from PST file?
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I have pop mail and a user deleted all their sent items from outlook 2010 mail.  I have a carbonite backup that I am currently downloading however I only want to restore the sent items from the backup .pst file.

How can I make sure that I only restore the sent items from PST file?

restoring sent items only

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