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I know this is an old thread, but here's the resolution: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;280765

I know this is an old thread, but here's the resolution: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;280765

I know this thread is old, but I have recently needed to find the solution to this problem and I have found the solution. In Outlook, you can use a rule that searches for othername@domain.com in the *message headers* & color it red, move it, flag it, etc. I know this works in OL2000/2002/2003...

I know this thread is old, but I have recently needed to find the solution to this problem and I have found the solution. In Outlook, you can use a rule that searches for othername@domain.com in the *message headers* & color it red, move it, flag it, etc. I know this works in OL2000/2002/2003...

Marko2002. I tried the patch for 2000. It worked like a champ. Thanks a lot.

Yes you can. Leave the drives in the same configuration and when you go to install the OS choose the 20 GB partition to be the one you want 2000 to be on. This will create a dual boot system. Then you can choose which OS you want to run, but be aware that all the programs that are installed...

I agree with teqmod ditch the 2 GB. In answer to your question the jumper settings can be found on the back of each hard drive. This means that you will need to open the computer up and make the changes on the physical hard drives. My other advice is to make sure that you connect the 20 GB...

Thank you all very much for your help I really appreciate it. Also ignore the repeated No, I'm afraid that option is not available.

No, I'm afraid that option is not available.

No, I'm afraid that option is not available.

I don't see that as an option. When I go to Import/ Export and choose export I only have a few options: Comma Separated Values (DOS) Comma Separated Values (Windows) Microsoft Access Microsoft Excel Personal Folder File (.pst) Tab Separated Values (DOS) Tab Separated Values (Windows)...

I know this is backwards thinking, but I have run into a problem where I have a .pst created by Outlook 2003 and I need to import it into Outlook 2000; however, every time I do this I get an error that tells me that Outlook 2000 doesn't recognize this file. Any help is appreciated.

I have been searching for the answer to this problem for a few weeks now and I wanted to thank you all as well. As for the GPO setting Arran, I have downloaded and used the gpmc sp1 tool from Microsoft and the solution is not without its problems. The gpmc tool with sp1 will allow you to...