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Exporting Office 2000 settings to 2003



 
 
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Old August 20th, 2005, 04:14 AM
Steve P.
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Default Exporting Office 2000 settings to 2003

I know that there is a USMT utility for upgrading user data from 98/Me/2k to
XP, but this doesn't include Office settings, particularly Outlook Auto
Archive settings, Archive paths, etc. Is there a similar tool or method to
save all Office personal settings and then import them onto the new Office
2003 install?
 




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