No, unfortunately. There is a 2step you could do to export them, but its
often easier to let outlook recreate the account, especially if
autodiscovery can find the accounts.

The 2step: on old computer, import accounts into OE/Mail/Live then save the
iaf's for each account. Import them into OE/Mail/LM on the other computer
and then import into Outlook.

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"waykone" wrote in message
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On Apr 1, 5:59 am, "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:
The accounts will need to be recreated - they are stored in the registry
and
while you could export the registry, doing so can introduce corruption if
the computers are not identical. Rules are stored in the pst. You should
export them to a file, just incase...

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"Johnny Fever" wrote in message

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Hi,

I am migrating to a new computer, and would like to transfer my Outlook
2007 stuff.

I already know how to transfer the emails themselves (via archive-pst)
but
I'd also like to transfer the various account info (I have a dozen
different POP3 email accounts that Outlook manages) as well as the
created
RULES I'd like to keep using on the new machine.

How do I transfer the accounts (all the POP3 info) + various rules?

(I don't think it matters, but just in case : old computer = WinXP 32 /
new computer = Win7 64.)

Thanks!

Correct me if I'm wrong! But isn't it as simple as exporting the
account details from Outlook and moving the PST?