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GordonLeslie102
Sep 11, 2024Copper Contributor
MOVING/COPYING MY OUTLOOK INBOX TO A CO-WORKER
I am retiring at the end of the month and I would like to move my inbox to a co worker, but I need it to appear as 'Gordon's Inbox', a separate inbox to her own. Is this possible and if so how would...
GordonLeslie102
Copper Contributor
In instances such as this I prefer to go to the experts!
I believe my account will go when I go.
All I need is a copy of all of my emails
I can get round the issue by creating a folder in my Outlook Inbox called "Gordon's Inbox" and then dropping all of my sub folders (containing all my emails) into the said folder, then export to a pst file. My co worker could then import the folder (Gordon's Inbox) from the pst file, but I am sure there is a easier way to achieve the end goal.
FrederikSeyns
Sep 11, 2024Brass Contributor
Hi Gordon,
Tx for the clear answers!
There are indeed perhaps better/faster solutions to obtain this, but there is nothing wrong with your approach.
The process you describe is a perfect solution for your use case, since a more automated way is overkill for this one-time task.
Exporting your data into a new .pst file, copy it over (USB / netwerk / ...) and then either:
- import the files into your colleagues mailbox, or
- add the .pst file as a second data file onto her account
(depend on whether the colleague needs to access your mail via web or not; or on the size of the mailbox; the size of your data; ....)
Enjoy the retirement!
Tx for the clear answers!
There are indeed perhaps better/faster solutions to obtain this, but there is nothing wrong with your approach.
The process you describe is a perfect solution for your use case, since a more automated way is overkill for this one-time task.
Exporting your data into a new .pst file, copy it over (USB / netwerk / ...) and then either:
- import the files into your colleagues mailbox, or
- add the .pst file as a second data file onto her account
(depend on whether the colleague needs to access your mail via web or not; or on the size of the mailbox; the size of your data; ....)
Enjoy the retirement!
- GordonLeslie102Sep 11, 2024Copper ContributorThank you very much for your support.
New beginnings - Thank you.