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 More options 25 Feb 2007, 14:06
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From: "GBorn" <nos...@nospam.com>
Date: Sun, 25 Feb 2007 15:06:23 +0100
Local: Sun 25 Feb 2007 14:06
Subject: Re: Outlook Express transfer to Vista
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"Tony L" <t.law...@btinternet.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Hi
> Can anyone tell me how to transfer my messages from Outlook Express on my
> old machine to Windows mail on the new machine. I have successfully
> exported my address book and imported to Vista and that is working fine
> but the two programs appear to use different file extensions for messages.

> Many thanks

Try to use the import wizard - as well as for adressbook import. It works
well - but there is a small bug, that prevent you from time to time
importing the outlook express messages successful (the import wizard tells
you that there are no messages found - can't tell the precicse error text,
because I'm using the German edition of Vista). In case that this message
occur, proceed the following steps:

- go one step back in import wizard and check the import path (in most cases
the last folder name within the import path is shown double).
- try to select the import path again using the "browse button" (don't know
the excact name, we have here a Durchsuchen-button). Select the import path
in the right pane of the dialog windows and close the window

- now the import path should be shown in the right way#

- process the import steps as known and Windows Mail will import all
messages in a separate "import" folder.

If that won't suite, maybe an access right issue is the problem. In this
case I suggest to copy all your Outlook Express .dbx-files in a separate
folder of your Public folder and try to import the messages.

Hope that helps

G. Born
www.borncity.de


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