I want to add a default bcc address in my outlook express 6 so that each time i send a mail from my pc, it is backed up in a seperate account and can be accessed via web when not in office.
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I don't think its an option from the menu. Ofcourse, VBA script can be written for that to happen.
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you can try using gmail account with google.com\nonce u open an account, there is link which can incoporate gmail account to outlook express.\ncontact me if u wish....
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I haven't found one, but Microsoft recommends that the originator convert their files to something (like PDF) to send to you.\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/office/previous/xp/columns/column16.asp
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You can just send it to yourself with all your friend in the BCC or blind carbon copy line.  The BCC addresses don't show.\n\n\nAlthough you might not want to do it the BCC way, that's how it's done...like it or not.  See this site:
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I can't remember what version of outlook express creates DBX files.  But what I would do is create a copy of those files, and also create a backup of your current mail folders if you have anything you want to save.  If you need help finding where your current files are stored, go to Tools, Options, Maintenance, Store Folder, copy down the location, and close Outlook Express before copying the files.\n\nThen I'd go ahead and attempt to import them as either Outlook Express 4 or 6.  If it doesn't like the format, it will probably simply refuse to import anything.  If by chance it screws things up, well, that's what those two backup copies were for.
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Open it with the Outlook, then copy and paste the address to your Yahoo account. Its a pain, but the only way I know how.
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it will open your default mail client
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Hi, your emails are stored as a .pst.  So, go to start>search for files and folders> and enter .pst\n\nor take note of its location... it is sort of buried but..\n\ndocuments and settings>your profile>local settings>application data>microsoft>outlook\n\n\n\n\nEDIT: oops but not for outlook, sorry...\n\nFrom the Outlook Express menu select Tools | Options | Maintenance and click the StoreFolder button. You see a dialog with the name of the directory that has your mail files. If you look in that directory you find files named after your mail folders and news groups. They all have a .DBX suffix. Outlook Express keeps all messages in these database files. If you make copies of these files regularly, you'll have a safe backup of your OE mail. \n\nhope that helps
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You can't do that with free Yahoo! Mail, but that can be possible with Yahoo Mail Plus!\n\nBut still there is a solution for your problem, just install complete set of yahoo messnger and yahoo tool bar, by that you got a utillity called Yahoo Mail! make that your default mail client. From now, when you click any e-mail address yahoo mail will open insted of outlook.\n\nHope this will help you.\n\nThanks.
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The advice below is from Microsoft's website.  I found it by googling the error number provided.  Most likely, the first option will resolve the issue; I had a similar issue when setting up Outlook.\n\nUse one of the three options below.\n\nNOTE: Do not combine the first option with either the second or third option.\n•Click to select the My server requires authentication check box, which is located in the Outgoing Mail Server properties in Outlook Express.\n•On the Exchange Server 5.5 computer, open the Internet Mail Service properties. On the Connections tab, click Accept Connections. Click to clear the Only from hosts using Authentication and the Clients can only submit if homed on this server check boxes.\n•On the Exchange 2000 server, enable Anonymous Access on the Authentication tab of the SMTP virtual server.
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I do that by mcrosoft server 2003.\nyou can install the mailserver role for it and it will give you whatever you want.\nyou can register mail addresses based on your domain name.\nthen you can configure outlook express to be the mail client for your network.\nmake sure it works
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Yes:\n\nIn Outlook Express, go to File>Import and Export> and export your address book as a *.CSV file.\n\nOpen Outlook, go to File>Import and Export> and import the file that you created in OE.\n\nThat is how you transfer your contacts.\n\nIt's strange, though, that it did not automatically transfer when you installed Outlook. Of course, if you are transferring from one computer to another computer it would not have done that.\n\nHope that helps. :)
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open up outlook express, click on Tools, Accounts, Mail Tab; click on Add button on the right, select Mail; this will ask you to type a display name you'd like, then click Next; type in your email, like myemail@hotmail.com, click Next; in the line "My incoming server is a.." select HTTP from the pull down menu; below that "My HTTP mail service provider is...select Hotmail from the pull down menu; click Next; for the Account Name, type in your complete hotmail email address again & below that your hotmail password; might as well put a check on the box "Remember my Password", click Next and then Finish. You're done. hope it works!
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in outlook express go to file menu.there is a menu like backup or import and export.select export.select all personal files and containing data.give it a path like another partition.then let it back up your files.then write them on a CD or cool disk.\nin destination go to file import and give the cooldisk or CD as path.\nall the information will come back.\nbut not username -password -and mail server setting (you should set it up your self.)
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1. open Outlook.\n2. Click "tools" at the top.\n3. Click "e-mail accounts".\n4. Choose "view or change an existing e-mail account", and click "next".\n5. Make sure that your account is highlighted, and then click "remove" on the right hand side.\n6. click "ok" at the bottom of the window.\n7. open Outlook Express.\n8. click on "tools" at the top.\n9. click on "accounts".\n10. Click on the "mail" tab at the top.\n11. click "add" on the right hand side.\n12. Choose "mail".\n\nContinue setting up your account in Outlook Express, and when you have successfully completed it, it should bring in your e-mails from the Outlook, and then either in the beginning or the end of the process, ask if you want to import the address book, or it may do it automatically when you set up the account in the Outlook Express.\n\nHope this helps! :)
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if you use IE, open a browser & click: tools> internet options> programs, you should see outlook express in the mail program, select it, click apply
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Go to TOOLS, then to INTERNET OPTIONS, then check PROGRAMS, then to E-MAIL.  Pull down the options arrow and check OUTLOOK EXPRESS and apply.  It will come back and your emails will be there.  When I download some of the Microsoft updates, it changes this option and I must go in and redo ever so often.