How to import email from OUTLOOK EXPRESS 6.0 (XP) into WINDOWS MAIL (vista) 2 different computers

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sfudge

Upgrading to a new computer : How do you import email from OUTLOOK EXPRESS
6.0 (XP) to WINDOWS MAIL (vista) between an old computer and a new computer?
I have tried suggested methods coping folder from old to new but WINDOWS
MAIL tools>options>maintenance>store folder doesn't like folder because it
is not empty.

The end result is I am trying to migrate mail from Outlook Express to MS
Outlook 2007 and this is the round about way MS outlook help recommends but
it doesn't work!
 
J

John Inzer

sfudge said:
Upgrading to a new computer : How do you import email from OUTLOOK
EXPRESS 6.0 (XP) to WINDOWS MAIL (vista) between an old computer and a new
computer? I have tried suggested methods coping folder from old to
new but WINDOWS MAIL tools>options>maintenance>store folder doesn't
like folder because it is not empty.

The end result is I am trying to migrate mail from Outlook Express to
MS Outlook 2007 and this is the round about way MS outlook help
recommends but it doesn't work!
================================
Have a look at the following articles:

Importing from Outlook Express
http://www.oehelp.com/backup.aspx#oe2wm

Windows Vista -
Import messages into Windows
Mail from Outlook Express
http://tinyurl.com/2kkcmm
or
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Windows/en-US/Help/53e5df86-5ffb-43cf-a0c8-164e3fe7994f1033.mspx

--

John Inzer MS-MVP
Digital Media Experience

Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer

Solutions that work for
me may not work for you

Proceed at your own risk
 
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Guest

sfudge said:
Upgrading to a new computer : How do you import email from OUTLOOK
EXPRESS 6.0 (XP) to WINDOWS MAIL (vista) between an old computer and a new
computer?
I have tried suggested methods coping folder from old to new but WINDOWS
MAIL tools>options>maintenance>store folder doesn't like folder because it
is not empty.

The end result is I am trying to migrate mail from Outlook Express to MS
Outlook 2007 and this is the round about way MS outlook help recommends
but it doesn't work!
 

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