> Thanks for reply Russ. I migrated the data by clicking Open, File, Data
> file,
> then selected the Outlook file. Then I think I simply opened it (I have to
> admit the whole processs seemedsomewhat haphazard) and it created a new
> personal folder in Outook.
> With regard to your question regarding views, when I look at the folder
> list
> on the left hand side I see all folders (Calendar, Inbox, tasks etc.) but
> 2
> personal folders. What next?
> "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:
>

>> To what view are you referring?
>> When you created the new profile, how did you migrate your data to it?
>> --
>> Russ Valentine
>> [MVP-Outlook]
>> "BongoBarney" discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:A2690F12-3719-43B7-B76B-36FEDC2222E7@microsoft.com...

>>> Used Windows Easy Transfer (I now know it doesn't sync right with
>>> Outlook
>>> 2007 - ridiculous, had I known...) to move data from old laptop (that
>>> had
>>> Outlook 2003). Went through rigmarole of having to add new profile to
>>> get
>>> contacts and address book to sync (thanks for advice via the group
>>> Brian
>>> and
>>> Vince). Problem now is I have 2 Personal Folders trees! First and main
>>> one
>>> is
>>> the duff one that doesn't sync or allow one to. 2nd is ok. Can I delete
>>> the
>>> duff one?

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