Thank you very much. You have no idea of how much trouble I have had
tracking this message down again. MS sent me an e-mail with a link but all
that did was take me to a blank white page. I Googled and found a copy on
the website of the UK magazine PC Review. However, despite registering and
logging in, every time I tried to answer to thank you, it told me I wasn't
subscribed.

Anyway, all is now fixed. Your how-to did not actually answer all my
questions as it did not address transfer of account information, which used
to be so easy with iaf files. My main problem was, of course, that I had
forgotten the passwords - after all the rest of the information can just be
copied over bit by bit. However, I found a small utility on the net that
reads iaf files and tells you what the passport is.

Thanks again. I shall now be posting a question in a different section
about invisible zip files.

Michael Hooker

"Roady [MVP]" wrote:

A detailed description can be found here;
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/migratefromoewlm.htm

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Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.howto-outlook.com/
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http://www.msoutlook.info/
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"Michael Hooker" wrote in message
...
Can some kind person please run me through how to transfer my contacts,
e-mail and account settings from Windows Live Mail (2009) to Outlook 2003?

WLM seems to be happy to export mail in two different formats (which do I
need?)to export contacts as a csv file and and to produce iaf files for
the
accounts. But I'm not having any luck in persuading Outlook 2003 to
import.
For the mail, I can't find the folder where it's supposed to be located.
For
the accounts Outlook 2007 doesn't even ask me to point it to the folder
where
I put the iaf files - it just says it can't find them. Am I supposed to
put
them in a particular folder?

The only reason I am reverting to Outlook 2003 is because I want to
synchronise with a PDA using Win Mobile 6 and nothing will work unless the
desktop e-mail client is Outlook (apparently). I was quite happy with
Live
Mail, and have had bad experiences of Outlook (& Outlook Express) getting
the
e-mail file corrupted.

Thanks