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Saving emails?
Hi, i am switching pcs and need to get all my emails which are saved in outlook express onto my new pc. how do i do this?
Thanks, Jack |
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see this
you may want to consider keeping your emails online. Personally, I got tired of backing up, losing, moving, etc and decided to let one webmail account gather all of my emails from other accounts and store them for me. I still use thunderbird to download my new emails, but a copy is always kept on the server available for later use - if needed. |
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thanks for the link although when i get into the folder which has the dbx folders titled inbox, outbox etc. it asks me what programme to open the folder with. i just want to view the files so i can copy them.
Any ideas? Jack |
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Again, any tips welcome. alf |
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Those .dbx files will only open in Outlook Express. If you want to view the contents, you'll have to do it through Outlook Express.
If you put the inbox.dbx, sent items.dbx and any others that contain messages you want to keep on a CD, you can then use Outlook Express' File>Import>Messages to import them into the other computer's Outlook Express. |
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Thanks! That did the trick, once I ensured that OE was identified as the program to use to open/read the files.
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Incidentally I used a memory stick and not a cd!
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