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You have basically covered everything that you have listed in your comment. You should be fine to import those PST into new mailboxes when you have your Exchange environment up and running.<br />
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Will.
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You have basically covered everything that you have listed in your comment. You should be fine to import those PST into new mailboxes when you have your Exchange environment up and running.

Will.

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Any idea why even though I saved VbaProject.OTM today it is showing a file modified date of 9/28/2014?
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Any idea why even though I saved VbaProject.OTM today it is showing a file modified date of 9/28/2014?

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I am preparing to change from an IMAP server to an exchange Server<br />
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I have:<br />
1) backed-up all emails (and folder structure) from my inbox to a PST folder<br />
2) Exported Rules<br />
3) Backed-up Calendar, Tasks, Contacts to a to a PST folder<br />
4) Exported Macros to VbaProject.OTM<br />
<br />
The only thing that is odd is while I saved VbaProject.OTM today it is showing a file modified date of 9/28/2014?<br />
<br />
Is there anything else I should do to make sure I don't lose important data?<br />
<br />
Thanks
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I am preparing to change from an IMAP server to an exchange Server

I have:
1) backed-up all emails (and folder structure) from my inbox to a PST folder
2) Exported Rules
3) Backed-up Calendar, Tasks, Contacts to a to a PST folder
4) Exported Macros to VbaProject.OTM

The only thing that is odd is while I saved VbaProject.OTM today it is showing a file modified date of 9/28/2014?

Is there anything else I should do to make sure I don't lose important data?

Thanks

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