Hi: Thanks for the 2 replies. I found my lost email folders by doing a
search on inbox, drafts and etc. Before that I had imported my email folders
from Windows XP. Then I changed the location of my backup (maintenance) to a
location in the 'C' directory. I then copied the found files into my backed
up email folders on the 'C' drive. Now I am thinking I should have left the
original Windows Vista maintenance location alone instead of changing to my
location on the 'C' drive?
"Frank Saunders MS-MVP IE,OE/WM" <franksaunders@mvps.org> wrote in message
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> "Ole Man" <ZeroMail@Verizon.net> wrote in message
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>> Unfortunately I imported a backup folder for my email (.dbx) files
>> without exporting the existing folder which I was going to replace from
>> another pc.
>> The original folder contained recent email files.I have done numerous
>> searches but alas no avail to a former location for my Windows Mail
>> original
>> folder. I have Windows Vista - Home Premium and the former email folder
>> was the original folder with a new PC (Dell Inspiron 530). Any
>> suggestions. Thankx - JohnL.
>>
>
> Importing a folder into Windows Mail does not remove what is there.
>
> How did you import a DBX file into WinMail?
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