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I have easily transferred the accounts info & messages between the two, but I
neet to move the rules and blocked sender's list to MS Outlook |
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Riaan wrote:
I have easily transferred the accounts info & messages between the two, but I neet to move the rules and blocked sender's list to MS Outlook For rules, in Outlook click FileImport and ExportImport INternet Mail and AddressesNext. Select Outlook Express. Uncheck everything but Rules. Click Finish. Be aware that not all OE rules can be imported. Some do not exist in Outlook, such as the rules that selectively avoid downloading. As for the Blocked Sender List in Outlook Express, that's kept in the registry at key HKCU\Identitied\{large number}\Software\Microsoft\Outlook Express\5.0\Blocked Senders\Mail\Criteria\000, 001, 002, 003, and so on, one enter for each sender address. Conceivably you could export these keys and then edit the result with Notepad to remove all but the addresses, then import the resulting file into the Outlook Blocked Senders list, but I think that 1) the Blocked Senders list is virtually worthless for eliminating junk mail, if that's what you're using it for, because spammers don't reuse addresses and 2) it would probably be less trouble to reenter the addresses by hand than it would be to go through what I described for editing the list. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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Thanx Brian, for the advice on the blocked senders, I think you're
right...I'll just follow that route. As far as rules import into Outlook goes: there is no RULES option when I follow the steps you suggest, only an IMPORT MAIL and an IMPORT ADDRESS BOOK option. Could you advise further? "Brian Tillman" wrote: Riaan wrote: I have easily transferred the accounts info & messages between the two, but I neet to move the rules and blocked sender's list to MS Outlook For rules, in Outlook click FileImport and ExportImport INternet Mail and AddressesNext. Select Outlook Express. Uncheck everything but Rules. Click Finish. Be aware that not all OE rules can be imported. Some do not exist in Outlook, such as the rules that selectively avoid downloading. As for the Blocked Sender List in Outlook Express, that's kept in the registry at key HKCU\Identitied\{large number}\Software\Microsoft\Outlook Express\5.0\Blocked Senders\Mail\Criteria\000, 001, 002, 003, and so on, one enter for each sender address. Conceivably you could export these keys and then edit the result with Notepad to remove all but the addresses, then import the resulting file into the Outlook Blocked Senders list, but I think that 1) the Blocked Senders list is virtually worthless for eliminating junk mail, if that's what you're using it for, because spammers don't reuse addresses and 2) it would probably be less trouble to reenter the addresses by hand than it would be to go through what I described for editing the list. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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Riaan wrote:
Thanx Brian, for the advice on the blocked senders, I think you're right...I'll just follow that route. As far as rules import into Outlook goes: there is no RULES option when I follow the steps you suggest, only an IMPORT MAIL and an IMPORT ADDRESS BOOK option. Could you advise further? Sorry, no. It works for me. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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