Well, it may be that (unless he's using POP) he may be able to just
close the old version and open Entourage 2008. The new data would be
in the new database, while he was seeing the old data from the
unconverted database with 2004. If he did POP some new mail with the
old client, he'll need to save out those messages and import them into
2008.
Or am I missing something?
On Mar 10, 2009, at 8:18 PM, Diane Ross wrote:
On 3/9/09 7:40 PM, "mike sanders" <[email protected]> wrote:
My problem is now that I seem to have opened an old version of
Entourage
from about six months ago all my recent work has gone how do I get
back to
the version I was using yesterday.
You'll need to move or rename your current Identity (named Main by
default)
so you don't overwrite and loose your current Identity. Sounds like
you
overwrote your last current Identity.
To revert to the recent version, you will need to get the latest
backup
BEFORE you imported and started backing up Entourage with the older
version.
It's advised by the developers not to let Time Machine backup your
Entourage
Database on the hourly basis. If the database is copied while being
used,
the backup could be corrupt. You can set the Time Machine to exclude
the
Microsoft User Data folder and create an iCal event to copy it over
at night
while not in use so you get one backup daily in Time Machine.
Alternative method to use Entourage and Time Machine (does a once a
day or
whatever time period you select)
<http://blog.entourage.mvps.org/2008/01/alternative_method_to_use_entourage_
and_time_machine.html>
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