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Guest
How can I copy my folders from Outlook Express to Outlook?
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R. McCarty
Which version of Microsoft Outlook ? - Usually, you can do a direct
import of the OE data stores (.dbx) to an Outlook .Pst. From the
Outlook File (text option), take Import & Export and look for a item
called "Import Internet Mail and Addresses". From that option it will
prompt for version of OE and which types of data to import ( Mail or
Mail and Address book )
import of the OE data stores (.dbx) to an Outlook .Pst. From the
Outlook File (text option), take Import & Export and look for a item
called "Import Internet Mail and Addresses". From that option it will
prompt for version of OE and which types of data to import ( Mail or
Mail and Address book )
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Shenan Stanley
Toni said:How can I copy my folders from Outlook Express to Outlook?
Welcome to the Windows XP General newsgroup.
Outlook is a Microsoft Office product.
It does not come with Windows XP.
(The answer is to open Outlook, File --> Import and Export --> Import from
another program or file... and I think you can get it from there.)
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]
Toni said:How can I copy my folders from Outlook Express to Outlook?
You export from OE to Outlook on the same machine, once you've configured an
Outlook profile.
Please post Outlook questions in microsoft.public.outlook
(outlook express is m.p.outlookexpress.* )
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PA Bear
If OE and OL are running on the same machine, you can export the data from
OE to OL, or import the data from OE into OL.
OE and OL *must* be running on the same machine to be able to import/export
the data.
OE to OL, or import the data from OE into OL.
OE and OL *must* be running on the same machine to be able to import/export
the data.
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]
PA Bear said:If OE and OL are running on the same machine, you can export the data
from OE to OL, or import the data from OE into OL.
.....actually, one should never import into OL from OE (actually, importing
in OL from anything is unwise). In the case of OE, all the timestamps will
be wrong. Always export from OE to Outlook.
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NoConsequence
How can I copy my folders from Outlook Express to Outlook?
By asking in a group that deals with either OUTLOOK or OUTLOOK
EXPRESS.
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Guest
And how would I go about doing that?
NoConsequence said:By asking in a group that deals with either OUTLOOK or OUTLOOK
EXPRESS.
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Uncle Grumpy
Toni said:And how would I go about doing that?
And how did you find THIS group?
Find an Outlook group the same freakin' way.
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Rock
Toni said:And how would I go about doing that?
http://www.microsoft.com/communitie...57e-ceea-4691-9cf6-efbe673e7b70&lang=en&cr=us
http://www.microsoft.com/communitie...da5-518a-4900-8a9f-2b76aa8d1ea0&lang=en&cr=us
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NoConsequence
Hey Tori,
They've shown you the examples above, which you should have been able
to find yourself. Do you need help wiping your ass as well?
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Guest
o those of you who supplied constructive intelligent answers I thank you. To
those of you with obviously no technical skills who can only respond with
vulgar remarks I suggest you crawl back under your rocks. and stay out of
these newsgroups.
those of you with obviously no technical skills who can only respond with
vulgar remarks I suggest you crawl back under your rocks. and stay out of
these newsgroups.
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]
NoConsequence said:Hey Tori,
They've shown you the examples above, which you should have been able
to find yourself. Do you need help wiping your ass as well?
Those links were posted in *reply* to her question. Not *beforehand*.
She asked politely, and if you didn't find it a reasonable question, there
was no need to reply at all.
It must feel great to walk around secure in the knowlege that you yourself
have never been "new" at anything.