How do you save messages to your hard drive using Outlook Express?
143751
The only way is to:goto outlook express> file>import>messages\nor file>export>messages to export your messages
184469
if you're accessing your email through a web-based site, then you can first save that email as a webpage then burn the page and linked files trough a CD writer. \n\nif you're using an email client, hopefully you can save an email file as an eml format or if you're using outlook variants, save the inbox.dbx file to the CD.\n\nbrute force approach: copy the text to a word processor then save to the CD.
1059863
There is a CD in the shops you can find it ,it contains many informations about outlook and MSN.\nthe CD's name is: ""outlook save MSN""
399586
Copy & Paste the folder into the message
950229
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.
35812
Assuming you are using Outlook for email you can simply find you .pst file and burn it to cd as a backup.
1074421
For the archive, search your system for the "archive.pst" file.  For working files, in the main window of Outlook Express select Tools, Options and select the Maintenance tab.  Click on the "Store Folder" button.  Here you can specify where you want to store all of the working files for Outlook Express, that is, all of the .dbx files.
1089686
Save ur data and files same where in an external hard disk or CD or what ever and then format and reinstall the operating system again\n\nthe main thing to back-up is ur Desktop, My Documents and Favorites\n ( it's in c:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;"the user name")\n\nDon't forget Outlook and any other program that has data to be backed up.\n\nn_n Good Luck
560134
Yes, you can..but you need to use Outlook. Then outlook will create neat little files for you so that you can save it on your HD.\n\nNormally its located in your \nC:&#92;Documents and Settings\n&#92;<Login Name>\n&#92;Application Data&#92;\n&#92;Identities\n&#92;<Some whacky folder with numbers>\n\nAnd the files will be saved there.
1034501
Fortunately, if you have access to the contents of the old hard drive it is quite simple to save the e-mails themselves. You will still have to re-program your account, but that is a small matter in comparison.\n\nSimply run a search on the old hard drive looking for files ending in .mbx. For the filename type in: *.mbx\n\nJust copy all those files from the old drive (note the location. You will have to remember that). Then you can paste them into the same location on the new hard drive, replacing the .mbx files there (of course this will overwrite anything that is there on the new drive, so back it up first if you need to), and you will have your e-mails back. Again you will have to re-configure your address, user and password, but this should be what you are looking for.
231066
try doing "save to computer" button
1094572
***Best Answer***\n\n1. Open Outlook Express.\n2. Click on Tools in the menu, and scroll down to Options.\n3. Click on the Security tab.\n4. Make sure “Do not allow attachments to be saved or opened that could potentially be a virus” is UNCHECKED.\n5. Click on the Apply button.  Click on OK.\n\nYou should now be able to open attachments.
420047
Are you serious?\n\nIf you are using any web based email account, just log in like you would do in a your older PC.\n\nHowever if you are using outlook and you are try to access messages that are stored on the older PC hard drive. In that case you will have to set up a network between those two PCs, install outlook on the newer PC and set it up so that it will store and read messages from a shared folder on the  older  PC.
857186
I am assuming you are talking about Outlook Express??... need a little more information
147132
you can forward them; but if you want to save them on the computer, usually you can download the .txt format of your message: it's often a 1kb or 2kb additional attachment to your message.
1071475
http://www.ozgrid.com/outlook-email/export-outlook.htm\nhope this helps
1124295
I don't think there's any default option that would fill in the BCC field on every email an employee sends with Outlook Express.  You can do backups of email messages manually though by following this process:\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\nRestore (if necessary): To restore the backup data, just copy it back to the directory. You can selectively restore folders by just copying specific files back. Alternatively, you can use OE's File | Import | Messages feature to import one or more of the backup folders. Email Account Settings