Moving FROM Outlook 2003 to Outlook Express 6

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Guest

My wife has a new computer. Having tried Outlook for a while, she prefers
Outlook Express. She believes that she can store more information for
contacts in OE. I suspect this is not true; but whether true or not, IF she
goes back to OE, is there a way to move emails OUT of Outlook 2003 and into
OE 6?
 
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]

Can you Export from Outlook or Import from OE?

As for your wife's decision, everyone should use what they are most
comfortable with and what meets *their* needs. If it's OE, fine - it's does
pretty good for just email. It only does email (and news) but for many
users, that's all they need.
 
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Guest

Your question is, fundamentally, my question: Can I export or otherwise move
the emails that are currently in Outlook over to OE 6? If so, how can I?

Diane Poremsky said:
Can you Export from Outlook or Import from OE?

As for your wife's decision, everyone should use what they are most
comfortable with and what meets *their* needs. If it's OE, fine - it's does
pretty good for just email. It only does email (and news) but for many
users, that's all they need.

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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide)
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/






Kurt said:
My wife has a new computer. Having tried Outlook for a while, she prefers
Outlook Express. She believes that she can store more information for
contacts in OE. I suspect this is not true; but whether true or not, IF
she
goes back to OE, is there a way to move emails OUT of Outlook 2003 and
into
OE 6?
 
B

Brian Tillman

Kurt said:
Your question is, fundamentally, my question: Can I export or
otherwise move the emails that are currently in Outlook over to OE 6?
If so, how can I?

In Outlook Express, click File>Import>Messages and you can import from
Outlook. That shouldn't have been hard to find, especially if you had used
Help.
 
G

Guest

Thanks for your response, which I've rated as helpful because it answered my
question.

No thanks for the unnecessary comments on the difficulty of the question.
 

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