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Create a folder and open it then drag and drop from the fully-highlighted OE display into this folder.

Use Ctrl+a and ALL the mail will now be highlighted (something I really miss now I’ve migrated to Thunderbird if anyone knows a keyboard route to get this Select-All functionality back, please post). When the mail you want appears in OE, highlight one entry – the top one’s fine if it’s highlighted already. The method I use is: open Outlook Express and select the mail folder you want: usually Inbox or Sent. I’ve been saving OE mail to folders for years, and it’s a neat way to organise the mail into groups too. Solution for this problem that I’m aware of. Unfortunately, like I said, there just isn’t a clean You may be able to manipulate the files somehow that way and get the data With Windows XP own copy of Outlook Express. Which will not only run Windows XP within a window in Windows 7, but it comes

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If you’ve got Windows 7 Professional, you might consider installing XP mode, You said, moving them to a different machine that has Outlook Express and Unfortunately, I really don’t have a good solution for this other than, as

Going to work or not going to work very cleanly. I’m hesitant to really suggest that, because my suspicion is that it’s not

And then see if you can get Outlook to import the mail from those.

On that machine running Outlook Express, drag and drop them back into a.

Now, one thing that I just thought of that you might try: Keep all of your emails in the Outlook Express folder structure because OutlookĬan import all of the Outlook Express emails as long as they’re still in What was intended by the programs (both Outlook Express and Outlook) is to It’s not necessarily in a format that Outlook itself can understand I’m not sure exactly what format the resulting email message is in. My assumption is you probably dragged and dropped, but The problem here is that there’s no real standard way of saving emails to aįolder as you’ve done. So, the Outlook Express issue: unfortunately, I’m going to disappoint I was actually working on it before I started Well, thanks for the kind words on the Windows XPĪs for the Windows 7 Guide: the first volume on backing up… I’m hoping to Into the My Documents folder structure and the difficulties in retrieving them Keep up the good work and bring on your next guide.Īnswercast #24, I look at a case where Outlook Express files have been saved

#HOW DO I LOG IN OUTLOOK EXPRESS PC#

Them to my new PC via another PC still using OE. The only workaround I have hit on is to save all the files to a pen drive and then forward Solution to open the OE files and attachments on my present system. Googling showed that I am not alone in this, but presented no clear What to do? Many saved OE emails have attachments To find that I cannot open my literally hundreds and hundreds of OutlookĮxpress emails saved into various folders in My Documents over the years to No issues with either Windows 7 nor Outlook, but most surprised and frustrated IĪlso upgraded to MS Outlook 2007 after being a die-hard Outlook Express user.

#HOW DO I LOG IN OUTLOOK EXPRESS PROFESSIONAL#

My question: I now run Windows 7 Professional after using XP for years. Please give your readers more details as many of us eagerly await its Maintaining Windows 7 – I doubt I am alone in wondering when this will be People to Ask Leo! – keep up the good work. I subscribe to your newsletter and I have referred lots of I bought your Maintaining Windows XP guide and was most satisfied