Copying email to new computer using Express 6

D

Dave Lent

I created a .pst on my old Win98 pc. On my new XP
multimedia pc, I do import=>messages and select Outlook
Express 6. Then, select "import messages from OE6 store
diretory. I select the directory where I put the .pst
file.
I get the error "No messages can be found in this
folder...".
What file type is it looking for?
What's the recommended procedure to copy Outlook Express 6
messages from one pc to another?

Any help will be apprecieated.

Thanks,
Dave Lent
 
D

DL

The pst file is Outlook data file not Outlook Express - different Apps
So were you using OL or OE on the old pc?
Does yr new pc have both OE and OL?
I dont use OE but does it have the facility to import an OL mail file? if so
you may have to ensure that the read only flag of yr pst is off
David
 
M

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

OE can only import an Outlook .pst file if it has been opened on the same PC
using Outlook.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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the SWEN virus, all mail sent to my personal account will be deleted
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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, DL asked:

| The pst file is Outlook data file not Outlook Express - different Apps
| So were you using OL or OE on the old pc?
| Does yr new pc have both OE and OL?
| I dont use OE but does it have the facility to import an OL mail
| file? if so you may have to ensure that the read only flag of yr pst
| is off
| David
|
| || I created a .pst on my old Win98 pc. On my new XP
|| multimedia pc, I do import=>messages and select Outlook
|| Express 6. Then, select "import messages from OE6 store
|| diretory. I select the directory where I put the .pst
|| file.
|| I get the error "No messages can be found in this
|| folder...".
|| What file type is it looking for?
|| What's the recommended procedure to copy Outlook Express 6
|| messages from one pc to another?
||
|| Any help will be apprecieated.
||
|| Thanks,
|| Dave Lent
 

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