Thanks to all who offered suggestions, but I still have to deal with DBX
files.
Here is what I figured out to do. It is crude and slow, but it works:
I open an e-mail OE folder I highlight a single e-mail File Save as
I send it to my desk top. (where it is now an eml file) On the desk top I
right click it Send to I send it to my E drive. Now I have the files in
EML form on the CD.
The problem is that I have to do one at a time which is very slow.
Also I don't get e-mails when someone replies to this thread, and I chose
to do so, and frequently I can't log on to this (or any other MS Group). When
I click on Sign In nothing happens. I try later, and sometimes I can get in.
Thanks again,
Bob


"choppbobby" wrote:

I burned some OE e-mail files to a CD. As you probably know (as i found out)
they are DBX files. (What ever that is).
Now I have these OE files on a CD with no way to open them.
Is there a way to open these files? Or is there a way to put the OE files
on a CD in a form other than DBX?
I have Win XP Home, and IE 6, and OE 6.
Thanks,
Bob