Files And Settings Transfer Wizard Did Not Transfer Outloo..

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I'm moving files/settings from one laptop to another. Each has XP Home and
Office 2003. Each has a single user (login=Paul) and same password. I used
the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard (FSTW) to do this. The problem is
that the Outlook PST and settings (and other settings and files) didn't
transfer.

I think it's because the original laptop has "Owner" in C:\Documents and
Settings, the new one has "Paul" in Documents and Settings. Of course, each
has "All Users" and "Default User". Is there a way to transfer the settings
and files for "Owner" on the old system to "Paul" on the new system? If
there isn't, how can I make sure I have a perfect copy of the old system's
Outlook 2003 contacts, rules, mail, etc, especially the mail account info.
Thanks

[cross-posted because I'm not really sure which group is best for the
quesiton]

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"Peter D" <please@.sk> wrote in message
newsy88e.1035488$8l.343128@pd7tw1no...
> I'm moving files/settings from one laptop to another. Each has XP Home
> and
> Office 2003. Each has a single user (login=Paul) and same password. I
> used
> the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard (FSTW) to do this. The problem
> is
> that the Outlook PST and settings (and other settings and files)
> didn't
> transfer.
>
> I think it's because the original laptop has "Owner" in C:\Documents
> and
> Settings, the new one has "Paul" in Documents and Settings. Of course,
> each
> has "All Users" and "Default User". Is there a way to transfer the
> settings
> and files for "Owner" on the old system to "Paul" on the new system?
> If
> there isn't, how can I make sure I have a perfect copy of the old
> system's
> Outlook 2003 contacts, rules, mail, etc, especially the mail account
> info.
> Thanks
>
> [cross-posted because I'm not really sure which group is best for the
> quesiton]
>
>


Using the Microsoft Outlook Personal Folders Backup tool
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William