Windows Mail

[Guest]

How do you export your Windows Mail messages into your primary internet
service email account? I.E. att, sbc...

 

[Guest]

I got this
Windows Mail encountered an unexpected problem while displaying this
message. Check your computer for low memory or low disk space and try again.

I have 120 gig harddrive, with 1 gig of ddr2 ram,
1 have 83 gigs of free space, and only 65% of the memory is in use right now?
is there any way to fix this problem
Thanks,
Matt

 

[Gary VanderMolen]

Not sure what you mean. Exporting is the process of moving saved
emails from one email program to another email *program*.
A "primary internet service email account" is not an email program.
Please explain in more detail what it is that you want to do.

Gary VanderMolen

 

[Gary VanderMolen]

The Windows Mail error message is inaccurate.
Which folder was that bad message in?
Mark the message read and try to delete it. If it won't delete,
just ignore it for now.

Gary VanderMolen

 

[Guest]

Ok Gary here goes, on it's own, windows mail exported all of my mail from
the inbox of my primary email account. My question is: how do you export
email from the windows mail program.....back into a primary email program
such as hotmail/sbcglobal.net/or yahoo

 

[Julian]

Ok Gary here goes, on it's own, windows mail exported all of my mail from
the inbox of my primary email account. My question is: how do you export
email from the windows mail program.....back into a primary email program
such as hotmail/sbcglobal.net/or yahoo

One thing which will not have an immediate impact on you problem
but could prevent it reoccurring is to set a flag

Tools > Accounts > Your account > Properties >
Advanced > Leave a copy of messages on server

Which will ensure that messages read using Windows Mail will
still be accessible through you web mail front end.

As for "Exporting mail" you could forward them to your own
hotmail/yahoo etc. email address after having set the flag
as described above.

 

[Gary VanderMolen]

"Hotmail/sbcglobal.net/or yahoo" are not mail programs.
If you mean web mail (where the messages stay on the server
and you read them with a browser such as Internet Explorer),
then you are pretty much out of luck.
You could forward each message to your web mail address,
but it would be very tedious and labor-intensive.

Gary VanderMolen

 

[Guest]

Gary are you there? I am getting no reply from Julian.

 

[Guest]

Another option would be to install a real e-mail program, like outlook
express, and use it exclusively.

 

[Dave]

OE won't work on Vista...

Another option would be to install a real e-mail program, like outlook
express, and use it exclusively.