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hello,
my laptop (which was running Windows XP Professional and Microsoft Office 2003) died of a major motherboard failure. I had someone save my files and data off the hard drive. the only Outlook file he found had a file extension .n2k. That doesn't seem to be something that will allow me to import the data back into Outlook on my new computer.
is there a way to do it? is there another way to salvage the outlook data (contacts, calendar entries, emails) from the hard drive?
thank you.
my laptop (which was running Windows XP Professional and Microsoft Office 2003) died of a major motherboard failure. I had someone save my files and data off the hard drive. the only Outlook file he found had a file extension .n2k. That doesn't seem to be something that will allow me to import the data back into Outlook on my new computer.
is there a way to do it? is there another way to salvage the outlook data (contacts, calendar entries, emails) from the hard drive?
thank you.
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