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Old April 30th 07, 11:06 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
Alan C
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Default How do i copy outlook e-mails and contacts to another hard drive

Hi,

I'm getting my hard drive replaced as it's on its last legs,a dn i want to
copy all my e-mails and e-mail contacts to another hard drive. Are the
contacts and e-mails stored in one folder or do i have to individually copy
them from one drive to another?

Thanks

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