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norris
Joined: 22 Mar 2006
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 Posted: 12/18/07 - 09:08 Post subject: |
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| Hi there. I am using Microsoft Outlook Express for reading and composing emails. I like this program a lot. It is far more better than the MS Office Outlook if you ask me. Somehow much more faster and lighter, and you can do the exact same things as inside the MS Outlook. Anyway, I am somehow concerned for emails, and I would like to back them up, but I can’t copy or save each of them to the hard drive. Is there any other way to simply move all of them to a different location? Thanks in advance. |
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renault
Joined: 12 Mar 2004
Posts: 25
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| Hello. Yes it is. Outlook Express creates .dbx files per each folder. It is very simple to do so. Just go to the Tools>Options. There you will see the maintenance tab, on which you are about to click. After that, click on the store folder and there you will see the path to the Outlook Express files. You can use the location to navigate there from explorer and simply copy and then paste wherever you want to. This is some kind of the backup too. |
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