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| 46068 | 2002-04-28 06:41:00 | Hi There, Does anybody know of a good and easy way to archive Outlook Express emails to floppy or cd. Mayby I am missing something but I am finding it very hard to find how to do it. Thanks Paul |
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| 46069 | 2002-04-28 06:57:00 | I am not using Outlook Express on this computer so lets see if I remember the right way.... Two ways around this, do a search on your system for *.dbx files and then navigate your way to where they are stored and copy them to CD or floppy. Or.On the main toolbar Click File>Export>Messages and follow the prompts and export them to a folder of your choice from where you can copy them to cd. Off memory that is right, I will stand corrected if someone proves me wrong. |
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| 46070 | 2002-04-28 08:22:00 | Try ebackup - www.inachis.com I think, but do a search and you will find. From memory a trial is available. Bye |
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| 46071 | 2002-04-28 09:37:00 | I found this excellent website a few days ago that may be useful to you: pages.prodigy.net |
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| 46072 | 2002-04-28 21:36:00 | I use Mailbag Assistant. Try Tucows perhaps for an evaluation copy, or go to www.fookes.com Earlier versions did not archive email attachments, but I believe the current version does. I haven't tested that aspect yet. Beware though - archive files can get pretty huge, and may not necessarily fit on a cd. Hope that helps John |
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