Since I am an avid user of Outlook Express, I do check my mail everyday, using my OE6, but if I am out of town/home, I use web-mail, by logging on to the web-mail server. Well, there is a limit of space (2Gig) and time (100 days) to utilize the web-mail server, so I have to download and save my e-mails in the Outlook Express.

Now, here is the problem, as I receive bunch of technical papers, and I need to look at them while I am out of home, I can only see web-mails for the limited past.

Question - is there a way to re-load old e-mails from OE6, back to the server, so that I can view them while I am out of town?

Any comments will be highly appreciated...

forward them back to yourself.







"User66" wrote in message ...
Since I am an avid user of Outlook Express, I do check my mail everyday, using my OE6, but if I am out of town/home, I use web-mail, by logging on to the web-mail server. Well, there is a limit of space (2Gig) and time (100 days) to utilize the web-mail server, so I have to download and save my e-mails in the Outlook Express.

Now, here is the problem, as I receive bunch of technical papers, and I need to look at them while I am out of home, I can only see web-mails for the limited past.

Question - is there a way to re-load old e-mails from OE6, back to the server, so that I can view them while I am out of town?

Any comments will be highly appreciated...

Seems like a good idea. Let me try it. Thanks.
"mikey" wrote in message ...
forward them back to yourself.







"User66" wrote in message ...
Since I am an avid user of Outlook Express, I do check my mail everyday, using my OE6, but if I am out of town/home, I use web-mail, by logging on to the web-mail server. Well, there is a limit of space (2Gig) and time (100 days) to utilize the web-mail server, so I have to download and save my e-mails in the Outlook Express.

Now, here is the problem, as I receive bunch of technical papers, and I need to look at them while I am out of home, I can only see web-mails for the limited past.

Question - is there a way to re-load old e-mails from OE6, back to the server, so that I can view them while I am out of town?

Any comments will be highly appreciated...

"User66" wrote in message
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Since I am an avid user of Outlook Express, I do check my mail everyday,
using my OE6, but if I am out of town/home, I use web-mail, by logging
on to the web-mail server. Well, there is a limit of space (2Gig) and
time (100 days) to utilize the web-mail server, so I have to download
and save my e-mails in the Outlook Express.
Now, here is the problem, as I receive bunch of technical papers, and I
need to look at them while I am out of home, I can only see web-mails
for the limited past.

Question - is there a way to re-load old e-mails from OE6, back to the
server, so that I can view them while I am out of town?



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So why not save your OE message store onto, say, a USB thumb drive and
read them from there? I suspect but have not tested that you could even
define another identity in OE whose message store location is on the USB
thumb drive so you could simply switch identities to switch between the
message stores.

"Vanguard" wrote in message ...
: "User66" wrote in message
: ...
: Since I am an avid user of Outlook Express, I do check my mail everyday,
: using my OE6, but if I am out of town/home, I use web-mail, by logging
: on to the web-mail server. Well, there is a limit of space (2Gig) and
: time (100 days) to utilize the web-mail server, so I have to download
: and save my e-mails in the Outlook Express.
: Now, here is the problem, as I receive bunch of technical papers, and I
: need to look at them while I am out of home, I can only see web-mails
: for the limited past.
:
: Question - is there a way to re-load old e-mails from OE6, back to the
: server, so that I can view them while I am out of town?
:
:
:
: --- REPLY SEPARATOR ---
: (only required because the OP used quoted-printable in a multipart
: message - do NOT use HTML when posting to Usenet)
:
: So why not save your OE message store onto, say, a USB thumb drive and
: read them from there? I suspect but have not tested that you could even
: define another identity in OE whose message store location is on the USB
: thumb drive so you could simply switch identities to switch between the
: message stores.
:
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I am not familier with the process, although I use USB thumb drive for file transfer. How do I set the OE to open the .dbx files
from a different place other than what OE normally uses for individual users?

"User66" wrote in message
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"Vanguard" wrote in message
...
: "User66" wrote in message
: ...
: Since I am an avid user of Outlook Express, I do check my mail everyday,
: using my OE6, but if I am out of town/home, I use web-mail, by logging
: on to the web-mail server. Well, there is a limit of space (2Gig) and
: time (100 days) to utilize the web-mail server, so I have to download
: and save my e-mails in the Outlook Express.
: Now, here is the problem, as I receive bunch of technical papers, and I
: need to look at them while I am out of home, I can only see web-mails
: for the limited past.
:
: Question - is there a way to re-load old e-mails from OE6, back to the
: server, so that I can view them while I am out of town?
:
:
:
: --- REPLY SEPARATOR ---
: (only required because the OP used quoted-printable in a multipart
: message - do NOT use HTML when posting to Usenet)
:
: So why not save your OE message store onto, say, a USB thumb drive and
: read them from there? I suspect but have not tested that you could even
: define another identity in OE whose message store location is on the USB
: thumb drive so you could simply switch identities to switch between the
: message stores.
:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

I am not familier with the process, although I use USB thumb drive for
file transfer. How do I set the OE to open the .dbx files
from a different place other than what OE normally uses for individual
users?


Open such a message in OE and click File | Save As and save it to your thumb
drive.

--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
http://www.fjsmjs.com
Answer in newsgroup. Don't send mail.

"Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM" wrote in message ...
: "User66" wrote in message
: ...
: "Vanguard" wrote in message
: ...
: : "User66" wrote in message
: : ...
: : Since I am an avid user of Outlook Express, I do check my mail everyday,
: : using my OE6, but if I am out of town/home, I use web-mail, by logging
: : on to the web-mail server. Well, there is a limit of space (2Gig) and
: : time (100 days) to utilize the web-mail server, so I have to download
: : and save my e-mails in the Outlook Express.
: : Now, here is the problem, as I receive bunch of technical papers, and I
: : need to look at them while I am out of home, I can only see web-mails
: : for the limited past.
: :
: : Question - is there a way to re-load old e-mails from OE6, back to the
: : server, so that I can view them while I am out of town?
: :
: :
: :
: : --- REPLY SEPARATOR ---
: : (only required because the OP used quoted-printable in a multipart
: : message - do NOT use HTML when posting to Usenet)
: :
: : So why not save your OE message store onto, say, a USB thumb drive and
: : read them from there? I suspect but have not tested that you could even
: : define another identity in OE whose message store location is on the USB
: : thumb drive so you could simply switch identities to switch between the
: : message stores.
: :
: -------------------------------------------------------------------------
:
: I am not familier with the process, although I use USB thumb drive for
: file transfer. How do I set the OE to open the .dbx files
: from a different place other than what OE normally uses for individual
: users?
:
:
: Open such a message in OE and click File | Save As and save it to your thumb
: drive.
:
: --
: Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
: http://www.fjsmjs.com
: Answer in newsgroup. Don't send mail.
:
:
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I am used to the process you have described, but this is useful to take individual e-mails and save one at a time. I am still
looking for a process to move the whole inbox .dbx file, and open it using the Outlook Express (of course, using my own password)..

"User66" wrote in message
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"Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM" wrote in message
...
: "User66" wrote in message
: ...
: "Vanguard" wrote in message
: ...
: : "User66" wrote in message
: : ...
: : Since I am an avid user of Outlook Express, I do check my mail
everyday,
: : using my OE6, but if I am out of town/home, I use web-mail, by
logging
: : on to the web-mail server. Well, there is a limit of space (2Gig)
and
: : time (100 days) to utilize the web-mail server, so I have to
download
: : and save my e-mails in the Outlook Express.
: : Now, here is the problem, as I receive bunch of technical papers,
and I
: : need to look at them while I am out of home, I can only see
web-mails
: : for the limited past.
: :
: : Question - is there a way to re-load old e-mails from OE6, back to
the
: : server, so that I can view them while I am out of town?
: :
: :
: :
: : --- REPLY SEPARATOR ---
: : (only required because the OP used quoted-printable in a multipart
: : message - do NOT use HTML when posting to Usenet)
: :
: : So why not save your OE message store onto, say, a USB thumb drive
and
: : read them from there? I suspect but have not tested that you could
even
: : define another identity in OE whose message store location is on the
USB
: : thumb drive so you could simply switch identities to switch between
the
: : message stores.
: :
:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
:
: I am not familier with the process, although I use USB thumb drive for
: file transfer. How do I set the OE to open the .dbx files
: from a different place other than what OE normally uses for individual
: users?
:
:
: Open such a message in OE and click File | Save As and save it to your
thumb
: drive.
:
: --
: Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
: http://www.fjsmjs.com
: Answer in newsgroup. Don't send mail.
:
:
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I am used to the process you have described, but this is useful to take
individual e-mails and save one at a time. I am still
looking for a process to move the whole inbox .dbx file, and open it using
the Outlook Express (of course, using my own password)..



You shouldn't save messages in the Inbox, but:
In OE on the laptop make a folder named Transfer.
Open it.
Go to Tools | Options Maintenance | Store Folder and write down where OE is
saving its files.
Close OE.
On the Desktop, open OE.
Go to Tools | Options Maintenance | Store Folder and write down where OE is
saving its files.
Close OE.
Go to the store folder with Windows Explorer.
Copy Inbox.dbx to My Documents.
Rename it to Transfer.dbx
Copy it to the laptop and overwrite the Transfer.dbx you created at the
beginning.
Open OE and look in the Transfer folder.

As far as a password, it will have whatever password that identity has on
the laptop, not the one it had on the desktop (if they are different). But
OE being what it is, that provides very little security.

--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
http://www.fjsmjs.com
Answer in newsgroup. Don't send mail.

Get your self a web based mail account, other than Hotmail, (Like Gmail or Yahoo) and forward the
message to that account. Now you can access them from any computer and it still takes a password to
get into that account.

"User66" wrote in message ...
"Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM" wrote in message
...
: "User66" wrote in message
: ...
: "Vanguard" wrote in message
: ...
: : "User66" wrote in message
: : ...
: : Since I am an avid user of Outlook Express, I do check my mail everyday,
: : using my OE6, but if I am out of town/home, I use web-mail, by logging
: : on to the web-mail server. Well, there is a limit of space (2Gig) and
: : time (100 days) to utilize the web-mail server, so I have to download
: : and save my e-mails in the Outlook Express.
: : Now, here is the problem, as I receive bunch of technical papers, and I
: : need to look at them while I am out of home, I can only see web-mails
: : for the limited past.
: :
: : Question - is there a way to re-load old e-mails from OE6, back to the
: : server, so that I can view them while I am out of town?
: :
: :
: :
: : --- REPLY SEPARATOR ---
: : (only required because the OP used quoted-printable in a multipart
: : message - do NOT use HTML when posting to Usenet)
: :
: : So why not save your OE message store onto, say, a USB thumb drive and
: : read them from there? I suspect but have not tested that you could even
: : define another identity in OE whose message store location is on the USB
: : thumb drive so you could simply switch identities to switch between the
: : message stores.
: :
: -------------------------------------------------------------------------
:
: I am not familier with the process, although I use USB thumb drive for
: file transfer. How do I set the OE to open the .dbx files
: from a different place other than what OE normally uses for individual
: users?
:
:
: Open such a message in OE and click File | Save As and save it to your thumb
: drive.
:
: --
: Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
: http://www.fjsmjs.com
: Answer in newsgroup. Don't send mail.
:
:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I am used to the process you have described, but this is useful to take individual e-mails and
save one at a time. I am still
looking for a process to move the whole inbox .dbx file, and open it using the Outlook Express (of
course, using my own password)..

"User66" wrote in message
...

I am not familier with the process, although I use USB thumb drive for
file transfer. How do I set the OE to open the .dbx files
from a different place other than what OE normally uses for individual
users?


Create another identity in OE. Use OE's own help to figure that out.
Then specify that the message store for that new identify is in some
path on the thumb drive (go to Tools - Options - Maintenance - Store
Folder). That is where I changed my identity's store path to be on the
2nd hard drive (D so I wouldn't lose my message store with a reformat
of C: when reinstalling Windows.