how do i get my e-mail from my old computer to my new one?
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You can export your messages as .EML files and drag them over into an open window in outlook. no offence, but I hate incredimail, it's like spyware.\n\nhttp://kb.mozillazine.org/Importing_from_Incredimail
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Install a router, to allow them both net access.\nThen install all the programmes and files that you need to keep, on the new machine...   and take anything that you don't want messed with off the old one\nBrowser favourites and bookmarks can be exported/imported from old to new.\nBy far the easiest way to move stuff around is after they are bother connected to the router, because you can make them visible to each other ("shareable").  Failing that, invest in a small "flash drive" - a portable memory device that fits in the USB port on each machine
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There is some software you can download, like TrueSwitch, that will move your email addresses.\n\nhttp://www.trueswitch.com/
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Your best bet would be to just reinstall the operating system onto the new computer using the original cds.  Then just copy the files you want to save onto a cd or transfer through a network.\n\nIf you dont have the original cds, you can use a program like partition magic, which allows you to completely copy one hard drive to the other, although this would require you to put both hard drives in one computer.
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Well, if you use a local e-mail client that downloads the e-mails from a POP server it is easy, since most of them allow you to save the e-mails as separate files, or even in a complete offline folder that you can reconnect when your new e-mail is configured.\n\nHans
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Drag the g-mail address to your desktop.
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Go to yahoo.com type in set up new yahoo e-mail account in the search the web bar and follow what it says to do
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XP has a migration wizard to help you transfer needed files from an old operating system to XP. We used this in class last year and it worked well. Here is the link:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/winxppro/deploy/mgrtfset.mspx\n\nAnother alternative is to connect using serial ports ( if your new computer has a serial port ) using a null modem serial cable between the serial ports. Alternately serial to Ethernet connectors are available. You need a program at each end to do the transfer. I am not sure if hyper terminal will do it or not but there is a ton of shareware/freeware on the Internet. Try http://www.tucows.com and search for serial transfer. Also here is a spot I found off tucows: http://www.virtualserialport.com/ and they have a 14 day trail for an xp version at http://www.tucows.com/preview/380198
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Go to Tools, Select 'mail merge' follow instructions from there.\n\nYou need two documents - one with data for address, one with body of the document you want to merge with the data.
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Do you have a network router?  If so, just run the network wizard and then allow file/printer sharing.  If not, you may need to burn to cd/dvd and then put them on the new pc.  Or if all else fails, hook your old pc to the internet and email them (could be alot of emails depending on how many pics you have) to yourself and then download them on the new pc.
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Mail2Web is a free service for doing this.\n\nhttp://mail2web.com/cgi-bin/login.asp?lid=0&il=0
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Just go to yahoo.com and sign into your old account. You have to sign out your new account first.
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Go to your hard drive\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;"account name"&#92;favorites\nand save it to CD/disk/flash drive and paste it into your new laptop in C:/Documents and settings\n\nor cory it and e-mail it to yourself and then paste it
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From easiest to hardest\n\n1.- USB thumb drive (you said ur old computer probably doesnt have one)\n2.- burn a cd\n3.- get both computers on the same network, and share the directory where the files are\n4.- use an ethernet cable (twisted pair)
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go to one of your friend's house and see if you can access your email from their computer
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first use the export function to csv format, like outlook format. then go to alternate e-mail and use the import function from the csv file. remember where u placed the file though...
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From outlook, open up FILE, Import and Export, Export to a File, Personal Folder (pst), select your Contacts folder, Hit Next, and select a place to store the new file.\n\nThen just copy that file over to the new PC and open it back up.