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geek wannabe
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      09-16-2007
I have my outlook express on my old hard drive as an external to my new HP
laptop.
I think I've copied the outlook folder on to my desktop but I'm sure. If I
have how do I import the outlook express into vista mail? do I need special
software?
 
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Cal Bear '66
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      09-16-2007
Have you tried:

Menu (ALT if not visible) > File > Import > Messages > Microsoft Outlook
Express 6 > Import mail from an OE6 directory > Browse


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"geek wannabe" <geek > wrote in message
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>I have my outlook express on my old hard drive as an external to my new HP
> laptop.
> I think I've copied the outlook folder on to my desktop but I'm sure. If I
> have how do I import the outlook express into vista mail? do I need special
> software?



 
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geek wannabe
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      09-16-2007
Thanks for answering my post so quickly. When I open the outlook folder I do
not see OE6 directory. There are lots of files in the folder. so you know
all I did was copy the outlook folder fro my old HD to the desktop of my new
computer.
Am I missing a step? Perhaps I don't understand the term OE6 directory?

"Cal Bear '66" wrote:

> Have you tried:
>
> Menu (ALT if not visible) > File > Import > Messages > Microsoft Outlook
> Express 6 > Import mail from an OE6 directory > Browse
>
>
> I Bleed Blue and Gold
> GO BEARS!
>
>
> "geek wannabe" <geek > wrote in message
> news:311448EF-B808-4D51-9D2C-...
> >I have my outlook express on my old hard drive as an external to my new HP
> > laptop.
> > I think I've copied the outlook folder on to my desktop but I'm sure. If I
> > have how do I import the outlook express into vista mail? do I need special
> > software?

>
>

 
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Cal Bear '66
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      09-16-2007
Where the Outlook Express .dbx files are located.


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"geek wannabe" <> wrote in message
news:B116EA53-F818-43DF-B84A-...
> Thanks for answering my post so quickly. When I open the outlook folder I do
> not see OE6 directory. There are lots of files in the folder. so you know
> all I did was copy the outlook folder fro my old HD to the desktop of my new
> computer.
> Am I missing a step? Perhaps I don't understand the term OE6 directory?
>
> "Cal Bear '66" wrote:
>
>> Have you tried:
>>
>> Menu (ALT if not visible) > File > Import > Messages > Microsoft
>> Outlook
>> Express 6 > Import mail from an OE6 directory > Browse
>>
>>
>> I Bleed Blue and Gold
>> GO BEARS!
>>
>>
>> "geek wannabe" <geek > wrote in message
>> news:311448EF-B808-4D51-9D2C-...
>> >I have my outlook express on my old hard drive as an external to my new HP
>> > laptop.
>> > I think I've copied the outlook folder on to my desktop but I'm sure. If I
>> > have how do I import the outlook express into vista mail? do I need
>> > special
>> > software?

>>
>>



 
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geek wannabe
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      09-16-2007
Please excuse my ignorance!
When I opened the folder I don't see .dbx
this is everything in the folder:

csapi3t1.dll
MSIMN.exe
MSOE.DLL
msoe.txt
OEIMPORT.DLL
OEMIG50.exe
OEMIGLIB.DLL
setup50.exe
WAB.EXE
WABFIND.DLL
WABIMP.DLL
WABMIG.EXE

That's everything in the folder.
Is it different for windows 2000?

Robert
Ps. I really appreciate your help




"Cal Bear '66" wrote:

> Where the Outlook Express .dbx files are located.
>
>
> I Bleed Blue and Gold
> GO BEARS!
>
>
> "geek wannabe" <> wrote in message
> news:B116EA53-F818-43DF-B84A-...
> > Thanks for answering my post so quickly. When I open the outlook folder I do
> > not see OE6 directory. There are lots of files in the folder. so you know
> > all I did was copy the outlook folder fro my old HD to the desktop of my new
> > computer.
> > Am I missing a step? Perhaps I don't understand the term OE6 directory?
> >
> > "Cal Bear '66" wrote:
> >
> >> Have you tried:
> >>
> >> Menu (ALT if not visible) > File > Import > Messages > Microsoft
> >> Outlook
> >> Express 6 > Import mail from an OE6 directory > Browse
> >>
> >>
> >> I Bleed Blue and Gold
> >> GO BEARS!
> >>
> >>
> >> "geek wannabe" <geek > wrote in message
> >> news:311448EF-B808-4D51-9D2C-...
> >> >I have my outlook express on my old hard drive as an external to my new HP
> >> > laptop.
> >> > I think I've copied the outlook folder on to my desktop but I'm sure. If I
> >> > have how do I import the outlook express into vista mail? do I need
> >> > special
> >> > software?
> >>
> >>

>
>

 
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Cal Bear '66
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      09-16-2007
Do a search for *.dbx. If you do not find anything, then you only copied the
Outlook Express program folder. You need the Outlook Express message store
folder.


I Bleed Blue and Gold
GO BEARS!


"geek wannabe" <> wrote in message
news:4C7B777D-5726-40CD-855D-...
> Please excuse my ignorance!
> When I opened the folder I don't see .dbx
> this is everything in the folder:
>
> csapi3t1.dll
> MSIMN.exe
> MSOE.DLL
> msoe.txt
> OEIMPORT.DLL
> OEMIG50.exe
> OEMIGLIB.DLL
> setup50.exe
> WAB.EXE
> WABFIND.DLL
> WABIMP.DLL
> WABMIG.EXE
>
> That's everything in the folder.
> Is it different for windows 2000?
>
> Robert
> Ps. I really appreciate your help
>
>
>
>
> "Cal Bear '66" wrote:
>
>> Where the Outlook Express .dbx files are located.
>>
>>
>> I Bleed Blue and Gold
>> GO BEARS!
>>
>>
>> "geek wannabe" <> wrote in message
>> news:B116EA53-F818-43DF-B84A-...
>> > Thanks for answering my post so quickly. When I open the outlook folder I
>> > do
>> > not see OE6 directory. There are lots of files in the folder. so you know
>> > all I did was copy the outlook folder fro my old HD to the desktop of my
>> > new
>> > computer.
>> > Am I missing a step? Perhaps I don't understand the term OE6 directory?
>> >
>> > "Cal Bear '66" wrote:
>> >
>> >> Have you tried:
>> >>
>> >> Menu (ALT if not visible) > File > Import > Messages > Microsoft
>> >> Outlook
>> >> Express 6 > Import mail from an OE6 directory > Browse
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> I Bleed Blue and Gold
>> >> GO BEARS!
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> "geek wannabe" <geek > wrote in message
>> >> news:311448EF-B808-4D51-9D2C-...
>> >> >I have my outlook express on my old hard drive as an external to my new
>> >> >HP
>> >> > laptop.
>> >> > I think I've copied the outlook folder on to my desktop but I'm sure.
>> >> > If I
>> >> > have how do I import the outlook express into vista mail? do I need
>> >> > special
>> >> > software?
>> >>
>> >>

>>
>>



 
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geek wannabe
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      09-18-2007
Hello again,
Not to burden you with my problem but I still haven't been able to get those
outlook files over to Vista. I have followed your instructions and just can
see the files when I try and load it. You said try menu ALT ( I don't under
stand where the menu is located).

Again I sincerely appreciate your help>

Robert

"Cal Bear '66" wrote:

> Do a search for *.dbx. If you do not find anything, then you only copied the
> Outlook Express program folder. You need the Outlook Express message store
> folder.
>
>
> I Bleed Blue and Gold
> GO BEARS!
>
>
> "geek wannabe" <> wrote in message
> news:4C7B777D-5726-40CD-855D-...
> > Please excuse my ignorance!
> > When I opened the folder I don't see .dbx
> > this is everything in the folder:
> >
> > csapi3t1.dll
> > MSIMN.exe
> > MSOE.DLL
> > msoe.txt
> > OEIMPORT.DLL
> > OEMIG50.exe
> > OEMIGLIB.DLL
> > setup50.exe
> > WAB.EXE
> > WABFIND.DLL
> > WABIMP.DLL
> > WABMIG.EXE
> >
> > That's everything in the folder.
> > Is it different for windows 2000?
> >
> > Robert
> > Ps. I really appreciate your help
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > "Cal Bear '66" wrote:
> >
> >> Where the Outlook Express .dbx files are located.
> >>
> >>
> >> I Bleed Blue and Gold
> >> GO BEARS!
> >>
> >>
> >> "geek wannabe" <> wrote in message
> >> news:B116EA53-F818-43DF-B84A-...
> >> > Thanks for answering my post so quickly. When I open the outlook folder I
> >> > do
> >> > not see OE6 directory. There are lots of files in the folder. so you know
> >> > all I did was copy the outlook folder fro my old HD to the desktop of my
> >> > new
> >> > computer.
> >> > Am I missing a step? Perhaps I don't understand the term OE6 directory?
> >> >
> >> > "Cal Bear '66" wrote:
> >> >
> >> >> Have you tried:
> >> >>
> >> >> Menu (ALT if not visible) > File > Import > Messages > Microsoft
> >> >> Outlook
> >> >> Express 6 > Import mail from an OE6 directory > Browse
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >> I Bleed Blue and Gold
> >> >> GO BEARS!
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >> "geek wannabe" <geek > wrote in message
> >> >> news:311448EF-B808-4D51-9D2C-...
> >> >> >I have my outlook express on my old hard drive as an external to my new
> >> >> >HP
> >> >> > laptop.
> >> >> > I think I've copied the outlook folder on to my desktop but I'm sure.
> >> >> > If I
> >> >> > have how do I import the outlook express into vista mail? do I need
> >> >> > special
> >> >> > software?
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >>
> >>

>
>

 
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