move emails to another pc

V

vonClausowitz

Hi All,

I'm looking for a code to save emails and move them to another pc.
I need to save the complete emails as msg or in a pst file and bring
them via usb stick
to another pc and import them again in outlook.

Marco
 
L

Lex De Leuke

Hi All,

I'm looking for a code to save emails and move them to another pc.
I need to save the complete emails asmsgor in a pst file and bring
them via usb stick
to another pc and import them again inoutlook.

Marco

Hello Marco,
To bring your email into another Outlook: search for the pst file on
your computer. You can find it checking the properties of you Personal
Folders in Outlook. Or search your c and d drive to *.pst (search in
hidden folders and files as well).
Copy the pst file to the new computer and open in Outlook that very
pst file.
In case you want that pst file being the default one of Outlook, the
most easy way is to replace the current pst file by the one you copied
via your pst file.
Only in case you want to see the same email on both machine (eg on
your usb stick) the use of msg files is an easy way of sharing and
archiving only one file of every email.
Lex
 
V

vonClausowitz

Hello Marco,
To bring your email into another Outlook: search for the pst file on
your computer. You can find it checking the properties of you Personal
Folders in Outlook. Or search your c and d drive to *.pst (search in
hidden folders and files as well).
Copy the pst file to the new computer and open in Outlook that very
pst file.
In case you want that pst file being the default one of Outlook, the
most easy way is to replace the current pst file by the one you copied
via your pst file.
Only in case you want to see the same email on both machine (eg on
your usb stick) the use of msg files is an easy way of sharing and
archiving only one file of every email.
Lex

Lex,

I want to do this via VB code.
I want to create a PST file holding all emails from the Inbox of
system A.
Then copy this to USB and import it to a created emailfolder in system
B.
That way I can compare B's Inbox with the created emailfolder.

Marco
 

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