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    Outlook contacts Agrhh

    If you can access the Exchange server via your Outlook, then just connect to the Server and re-synchorinize the account, then you will get all contacts back. Otherwise, you may need to convert OST file to PST file. There are several methods to to this: First, Microsoft does not provide an...
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    Problem with Outlook 2003 on MS Vista: calendar and contacts missing.

    Yes, just as dbwillis suggests, you can check if the calendar and contacts are also archived to archive PST file. To know whether the Auto-archive feature in your Outlook 2003 is enabled or not, you can check this article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/830119/en-us If your contents are not...
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    Recover Outlook PST file

    In that case, I highly recommend you to make a backup your PST file in Windows, if that is possible. If not possible, then since you can access the PST in Outlook, you can create a copy by creating a new PST file, and copy all the accessible items in your original PST file to the new one. Then...
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    Recover Outlook PST file

    Based on your description, some of the sectors on your hard disk have problems and your PST file is just located on these bad sectors. For the sake of safety, you can you make a disk image of your hard disk, with tools such as: unix build-in command dd, see...
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    Tool to move the clusters/sectors for a file

    I know when a file is allocated on a file system, such as NTFS or FAT32, the file system will allocated some clusters/sectors for it. After the file is allocated, is there a tool that can move the clusters allocated to the file from one location to another, and update the file system meta data...
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