well dave sent attachment,
only to find out that the address is supposed to be illegal, and i was unable
to send.
bill
At 02:02 PM 3/15/99 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi Bill,
> If you want to move an account, mailboxes, address books, etc. from one
>machine to another go to your hard drive, then to program files, then to
>outlook expres. You'll end up on a folder that is your account
>information, for example, mine is dmehler, yours is the name of the user
>of a particular account. Inside that folder are two additional folders,
>mail and news. This is where mail and news information is stored. To take
>it from system to system copy the toplevel folder, in my case, the
>dmehler folder. You'll also need to go to the windows folder then to
>application data then to outlook express. You'll find a mail and news set
>there as well. Copy and replace those on the alternate machine.
> I do not know if outlook express can do folder within folder.
> Hope this helps.
>Dave.
>
>
>On Mon, 15 Mar 1999 04:04:36 -0500 bill cameron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>writes:
>>how does a person go about moving their e mail folders to a differant
>>machine.
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>>in eudora it is the
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>>mbx and toc files plus one extra file per folder.
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>>any info on this is appreciated.
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>>also can outlook express have a folder in a folder.
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>>the reason i ask is that outlook express import feature which is a
>>breeze
>>to use, took one folder that had 35 mail boxes and created
>>35 seperate folders.
>>i understand that outlook uses only folders, so i expected it to
>>create
>>one folder at top level with 35 folders inside it.
>>
>>another question, where does one enter or change the settings for the
>>e
>>mail server and all that stuff.
>>the import feature got it right, but one never knows when they may
>>need to
>>mess with it.
>>so wonder where it is?
>>thanks in advance.
>>
>>
>>bill cameron
>>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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