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Af specielle grunde har jeg været nødt til at rode rundt i mine Office
filer - og der falder jeg så over dette officielle, men ellers oversete
tip fra de indstillinger som "man" aldrig læser :

1. Go into Outlook. Click File | New | Personal Folders
File (it's down at the bottom of the list)
2. Create a new .pst file, give it a memorable file name,
and some sort of display name that makes sense.
3. Make sure the Folder List is showing (View | Folder
List). Your new .pst file will be in the list.
4. Navigate to what ever folders or folders in Outlook that
you want to transfer. Right-click on each, one by one,
and drag it to this new .pst file. Choose copy.
5. When you're done, it's a good idea to close the new .pst
file, so Outlook doesn't take it upon itself to
automatically open the file the next time it's started.
To close the file, right-click on the .pst file in the
Folder List and choose Close.
6. You can send that .pst file anywhere - email, copy it
over the network, put it on a floppy - just like any
other file.
7. When your friend has the file available, have them start
Outlook, click File | Open, pick the file - and away
they go.

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mvh
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