"Outlook is using an old copy of your Offline Folder file (.ost). Exit
Outlook, delete the .ost file, and restart Outlook. A new file will be
automatically created the next time you initiate a send/recieve. "
There is a MS article 872930 that describes how the deploy the .oab file for
Cached Mode. I simply want to use a file that is already out there and
contains 98% of the data that the end user needs.
Has anyone tried this before and gotten it to work?
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> Neo,
>
> Let me see if I understand this correctly;
>
> I backup a user's ost file at 09:00 from computer XP1. Customer reopens
> Outlook and continues working. I build computer XP2 and place the .ost
> file
> in the appropriate directory. However, I will receive the error I
> described
> because the customer continued working on the original .ost on computer
> XP1.
> Correct?