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Re: Windows Mail to Outlook Express, can I go back ?

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Old 04-01-2008
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Re: Windows Mail to Outlook Express, can I go back ?

Yes, it's simple; as long as both versions are of the .eml extension.
If so, then simply drag and drop from your exported version of Windows
Mail folders into corresponding matching folders in Outlook Express.
Works like a charm.
doon




RideRT;101107 Wrote:
> I have been testing RC2 and using Windows Mail - I like it a lot.
>
> Can I export email messages so that I can import them in Outlook
> Express
> running on my other computer under XP.
>
> Under Exprt I see Microsoft Exchange and Windows Mail.
>
> Many thanks.



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Old 04-01-2008
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Re: Windows Mail to Outlook Express, can I go back ?

"doonboggle" <doonboggle.377910@no-mx.forums.net> skrev i meddelelsen
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> Yes, it's simple; as long as both versions are of the .eml extension.
> If so, then simply drag and drop from your exported version of Windows
> Mail folders into corresponding matching folders in Outlook Express.
> Works like a charm.
> doon
>
>
>
>
> RideRT;101107 Wrote:
>> I have been testing RC2 and using Windows Mail - I like it a lot.
>>
>> Can I export email messages so that I can import them in Outlook
>> Express
>> running on my other computer under XP.
>>
>> Under Exprt I see Microsoft Exchange and Windows Mail.
>>
>> Many thanks.

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