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I recently built a new computer and have it set up with Microsoft
XP Pro. I was able to transfer my Outlook Express 6 address book informaiton from my old computer to the new one and this works well, but I can not figure out how to transfer all the mailbox folders I had set up in the old computer's Outllok Express 6 installation. I have MANY messages from friends, professionals, etc, in various mailbox floders in the old installation but can not figure out how to move these mailbox folders to the new computer. Can someone please give me some guidance? Thanks in advance. I found the .dbx folders buried deeply in C:/Documents and Settings/User Name/Local Settings/Applications Data/Identiti8es/CED*****/Microsoft/Outlook Express. I copied these .dbx folders to a ZIP disk and moved them to the same place on my new comptuer but they aren't recognized when I open Outlook Express in the new computer. What do I need to do to Outlook Express in the new installation to get it to see and use these .dbx folders? Gordon |
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Copy the saved dbx files to your HDD. Make sure the Read Only attribute is
unchecked and then import from the new OE identity. If you did not include Folders.dbx, a normal import will fail. Reference. Backup & Resto http://www.insideoutlookexpress.com/backup/ -- Bruce Hagen MS-MVP Outlook Express Imperial Beach, CA "Gordon" wrote in message ... I recently built a new computer and have it set up with Microsoft XP Pro. I was able to transfer my Outlook Express 6 address book informaiton from my old computer to the new one and this works well, but I can not figure out how to transfer all the mailbox folders I had set up in the old computer's Outllok Express 6 installation. I have MANY messages from friends, professionals, etc, in various mailbox floders in the old installation but can not figure out how to move these mailbox folders to the new computer. Can someone please give me some guidance? Thanks in advance. I found the .dbx folders buried deeply in C:/Documents and Settings/User Name/Local Settings/Applications Data/Identiti8es/CED*****/Microsoft/Outlook Express. I copied these .dbx folders to a ZIP disk and moved them to the same place on my new comptuer but they aren't recognized when I open Outlook Express in the new computer. What do I need to do to Outlook Express in the new installation to get it to see and use these .dbx folders? Gordon |
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On Sun, 4 Nov 2007 17:54:47 -0800, "Bruce Hagen"
Eingereicht: Copy the saved dbx files to your HDD. Make sure the Read Only attribute is unchecked and then import from the new OE identity. If you did not include Folders.dbx, a normal import will fail. Reference. Backup & Resto http://www.insideoutlookexpress.com/backup/ Thanks, Bruce, that fixed the problem. I certainly appreciate your help with this. When I was doing the original import I often chose to not replace a folder that showed a later date than the one that was to replace it. I guess this was what happened to my Folders.dbx file. |
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![]() "Gordon" wrote in message ... I recently built a new computer and have it set up with Microsoft XP Pro. I was able to transfer my Outlook Express 6 address book informaiton from my old computer to the new one and this works well, but I can not figure out how to transfer all the mailbox folders I had set up in the old computer's Outllok Express 6 installation. I have MANY messages from friends, professionals, etc, in various mailbox floders in the old installation but can not figure out how to move these mailbox folders to the new computer. Can someone please give me some guidance? Thanks in advance. I found the .dbx folders buried deeply in C:/Documents and Settings/User Name/Local Settings/Applications Data/Identiti8es/CED*****/Microsoft/Outlook Express. I copied these .dbx folders to a ZIP disk and moved them to the same place on my new comptuer but they aren't recognized when I open Outlook Express in the new computer. What do I need to do to Outlook Express in the new installation to get it to see and use these .dbx folders? Gordon |
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![]() "Gordon" wrote in message ... I recently built a new computer and have it set up with Microsoft XP Pro. I was able to transfer my Outlook Express 6 address book informaiton from my old computer to the new one and this works well, but I can not figure out how to transfer all the mailbox folders I had set up in the old computer's Outllok Express 6 installation. I have MANY messages from friends, professionals, etc, in various mailbox floders in the old installation but can not figure out how to move these mailbox folders to the new computer. Can someone please give me some guidance? Thanks in advance. I found the .dbx folders buried deeply in C:/Documents and Settings/User Name/Local Settings/Applications Data/Identiti8es/CED*****/Microsoft/Outlook Express. I copied these .dbx folders to a ZIP disk and moved them to the same place on my new comptuer but they aren't recognized when I open Outlook Express in the new computer. What do I need to do to Outlook Express in the new installation to get it to see and use these .dbx folders? Gordon |
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