I'm using Outlook Express. How do I transfer email from a Windows 2000 computer to one running Windows XP?
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Well you have an option to export the e-mails from your inbox intro a database file (you'll have to choose the type). After this operation is done, save it on a removabel and, now using the mail-program from XP import the file you just created.
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In Outlook Express:\n\nFile\nImport\n\nIn Outlook:\nFile\nExport
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If your using outlook express, just drag the mails to sent folder or select messages and right click, it will opens pop up  window and select "Move to Folder" option.
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It will be somewhere on your computer not to worry. \n\nGo to Search and in the search box type "wab" which stands for windows address book that outlook express uses. Once you find it, copy it onto your desktop and open outlook express.\nClick on file->import->address book. Select the address book that u have copied onto desktop. I am sure u will get all ur addresses back!
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What email program are you using now?\n\nIf the program you use now has the ability to export mail and contact details, then do so and import it into Outlook Express.\n\nYou also need to go into Outlook's settings and configure the POP and SMTP servers. You should be able to find this information in the settings of your current program. If not, try getting in touch with the company that provides your email and ask them what to do (or check their webpage to see if the have instructions there).
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In the Outlook Express (Mail) window, click File / Import and Export / Export to a file / Comma separated values (Windows).  Then follow the prompts and save the file where you can find it again (my documents or the desktop).  Then copy this file to your new PC.  \n\nOn the new PC, in Outlook Express, click File / Import and Export / Import from another program or file.  Then find the address book file and import it.
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No. You can't. You have to install Office 2000, not Windows XP.
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use the Import/Export feature from Outlook.  You can choose to import/export your email, contacts, certian folders, or everything.  Export to Disk and then Import back to your home computer.  I recommend using the Personal Folder .pst option to export with if your going from OutLook to OutLook.
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Have a look on the link below - i haven't used Outlook for some time, but I would imagine the "import/export" tool would be the best way to go. Other than that it might just be better to create a new compatible folder.\n\nJust keep in mind that Office 2007 is just around the corner, and a lot of work has gone into making things much more backwards and forward compatible - might be worth your while taking a look if you are running multiple platforms/versions
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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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You don't!  That particular toolbar was removed by Microsoft.  You will have to go into your all programs file and create desktop shortcut, to access your Outlook express.  Wasn't that nice of them!
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Just install Windows XP PRO , then load iis from the cd and click smtp server.
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Step by step...but ull probably need to adjust to ur computer settings...\n\nAll you need to do is copy the data file from one computer to the other...depending on the number of emails you have, this file could be very big in size.\n\nTo find the file,\n\nGo to My Computer> C: > Documents & Settings > \n\nNow find ur username and click that and then open up Local Settings folder. ( You may not see this folder if youve set options to not show hidden folders). \n\nfrom here keep goin down the folders to Application Data > Microsoft > outlook.\n\nInside this folder, you will find a pst file. ( not dbx as stated above)...most usually called outlook.pst  ....this file stores all ur emails...copy onto disk....save it on the second computer...and then from outlook, go to open data file and select the file you just copied into whichever location you copied to.\n\nIf that was no good...please try microsoft.com
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On my Word 2000, Outlook Express MUST be set as the email application.  It will not allow another.
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FIRST LEFT CLICK ON MY COMPUTER AND GO TO PROPERTIES LEFT CLICK ON NETWORK IDENTIFICATION CLICK ON PROPERTIES DOWN AT THE BOTTOM HIGHLIGHT WORKGROUP IN THE BOX TYPE SOMETHING LIKE WORKGROUP1 OR SOMETHING WITHIN THOSE LINES CLICK OK. DO THIS ON BOTH MACHINES AND HOOK CABLE BETWEEN THEM THEN GO TO MY NETWORK PLACES ON THE MACHINE YOU ARE TRANSFERRING FROM AND COPY TO THE OTHER COMPUTER ALL THE FILES YOU WANT TRANSFER ED. BUT KEEP IN MIND SOME WILL NOT TRANSFER PROPERLY WINDOWS 98 IS FAT 32 FILE SYSTEM AND 2000 PRO IS NTFS. BOTH MACHINES WILL MAKE YOU REBOOT AFTER YOU NAME YOUR NETWORK.
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Back up anything/everything thats important or stuff you wish to keep such as emails from applications like Outlook Express etc on either a dvd-R rom or a CD-r rom, from your hard disks this can be C:&#92; D:&#92; etc however if you have only one harddisk you should double check you have everything you dont want to lose backed up. \n\nwhen your done backing up(burning files to disc or copying them to external HD) restart the system insert Windows XP CD\nboot from it. To boot from the windows XP cd go to bios (at start up of your computer press delete) and go to the Boot Up section in the bios and set the CDROM drive as first to Boot. save&exit choose Yes, the system should than restart and prompt you if you wish to boot from the CDrom.\n\nOnce you in the windows XP setup interface, after laoding a few neccessery files it will ask you where you wish to install windows, choose to format or delete a drive. Warning this will completely remove that partition(where your older windows including files located on that HD, but we backed the files we wish to keep so you should be fine). \nOnce you have chosen for it to delete the partition you may need to create a New partition in order to continue the setup of windows XP. Thus create a new partition and choose to have windows installed on it there.\n\nWhen windows XP setup copies all files and restarts your system. go to bios again, and set the boot up Not cdrom first but your HD. otherwise it will keep promting if you wish to boot from cd (we passed that fase so you dont need to boot from cd anymore, unless).\nSave the changes you made in the bios (booting from HD) and the system will restart from there IT should be smoooth sailing. \n\n- OR -\n\na simpler way, you can just backup your files(burning them)\nwhen your done you delete them ALL, including mails from applications such as Outlook Express, or received files from MSN and other download applications. \n\nand your done, however this method always leave traces of maybe things you wish not to share with the person your selling your system to. \n\nIf all this sound too complicated, i suggest you find someone who knows about computers to help you back up your stuff and reinstall everything fresh and new for the person your selling the system to. \n\n\nGood luck!
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step 1 :\nu may have too many mails\nclear your deleted items folder\nclear your sent items folder\nclear your old mails\n\nthis may solve your problem\n\nstep 2 :\n\nif step 1: does not solve then uninstall your ms outlook and\nreinstall your ms outlook\nset up your account\nclick test connection\nand click send/receive\n\nstep 3 :\n\nif both step 1 and step 2 don't work \n\nthen ping <ipaddress> -t (pop3 (incomming mail server ip address and smtp (outgoing mail server ip address)\nif timed out then you have problem accessing server\nthen contact your sys admin\nbut if pinging is success ful and still \nms outlook does not work then uninstall your ms outlook and install outlook express.\n\nstep 4:\n\nif step 1,2 and 3 dont work\nthen take backup of your data.  \ngo to ms outlook --> tools --> maintenance --> store folder\ntake a backup of all your .pst files \nreformat your hard disk and reinstall all software then copy your data from backup.\nthen use import to import your mails from .pst files\n\nstep 5 :\n\nif step 1,2,3 and 4 does not work\njust delete all your mails.  all .pst files.\ndelete your outlook.  just hit on the cpu with a hammer\nkeep quite for some days then simply use web mail.