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I am migrating from an old desktop PC that is utilizing Microsoft 2019 to a new laptop that is using Outlook 365 (subscription). I want to move my .pst file from Outlook 2019 to my new laptop and Outlook 365. There is NO FILE TAB in Outlook 365. How do I direct Outlook where to look for the .pst file???
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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Hello WIUser
Are you using Outlook on the web or Outlook that was installed with Office? Type Outlook on the start menu to open the desktop app - its called Outlook app.
It looks nearly identical to Outlook 2019 as seem in my second screenshot.
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I was really hoping there was an answer to this!
Hi everyone,
I had the same issue
Here is the solution:
Under settings you should see a tab that says Mail> next to that tab select compose and reply so
Settings>Mail>compose and reply
this will show you your signature.
It took me way too long to figure it out, figured id share.
I just installed Windows11 and Office 365. I was able to download and install the local applications for the not web-based parts of Office, including Outlook. When running the Outlook application I was able to load the PST file. There seems to be even an option to merge several PST files.
Web-based Outlook is unusable, so my solution is to use only the applications installed on my PC.