I deleted outlook and installed incredimail. Saved all outlook messages in a file. How do I open them in?
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did you save all your outlook mail to a pst file? if so, see if incredimail can view PST files
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***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.
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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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as an email attatchment,click open and download it... then it should pop up in powerpoint but if not go to powerpoint and open it whereever you saved it. =)
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1. make sure you're online\n2. go to outlook express menu, tools, options, read tab, uncheck Read all messages in plain text, click ok.\nIf still not, right click on the link and choose copy shortcut and paste that on the address box of a web browser, and click go.
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Its super easy!!\n\nPasted from Yahoo Help page >>>\n\nJust drag the message from the message table(window) and drop it onto the name of the folder you want to move it to. That's it, you're done! \n\n(You wanted something more complicated and technical sounding, didn't you?) \n\n<<<< End\n\n.:Fishie:.
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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.
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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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In Yahoo mail---\ngoto mail tab ..under it click on folders....beside the list of folders ull find (rename,delete)...click delete to delete the folder\n\nIn Hotmail\nOn the left hand side ...click on folders\nCheck the folders from the list ....and click on delete in the top...\n\nIn Gmail...\nGmail has the concept of Labels....\nTo create one select any message...and under More actions..\nchoose new label...enter a label name...msg will be copied into this label...\n\nTo edit/delete labels....in the left handside click on edit label....click on remove to delete label\n\nIn Outlook...\n\njst select the folder and delete it.....\n\n\nHope the explanation is clear and concise...
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Open your email like Outlook and on the toolbar on top open Tools, Accounts, Properties its all in there
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If you are using an Outlook client with POP3, it may be in your Deleted Items folder.\n\nIf you are using an Outlook client with IMAP, change your view to unhide messages marked for deletion.\n\nThe important thing is to not close Outlook, it may be configured to permanently remove deleted items when closed\n\nIf your email is on a MS Exchange server, your Exchange admin maybe able to retrieve them using his/her privileges.\n\nIf it is a UNIX based email service, your email admin may be able to retrieve it from backups.\n\nIf it is a web based email service, you might be out of luck especially if it is a free email service.\n\nLast but not least,  if you replied or forwarded the email using any email client web based or not, you might find a copy in the "Sent" folder.\n\nGood luck.
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have Outlook import them from Yahoo (have to have a paid for account, not free). then right lcick the email and select save. save it to the Cd drive adn then burn it. or save them to desktop and burn later.
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In Outlook Express:\n\nFile\nImport\n\nIn Outlook:\nFile\nExport
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Open outlook and select File - Export and select from the list, all mails, contacts and other items if you want them. Click on Next and it will ask you a location to store the files. Select a location and finish off the wizard. You will get some files. Copy them on a Flash Drive, CD or a Floppy and paste it into the other computer and open Outlook on that computer and select File  - Import and then select the items that you want to import and select the files, that you just copied and finish off the wizard.\n\nThats it. All your mails and contants will now be sitting on your new computer\n\nBYE
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im not to good with outlook but if u go into prefrences u should be able to find the save locations. dump outlook for Thudrbird its free made by the people who make firefox also get firefox instead of internet explorer its so much safer than IE and its free to
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Just click on the orange icon, in the taskbar, and it will open up your email program..If you have it set up, on internet explorer, you can click on the envelope, in the toolbar, at the top of the page..I hope this helps you..
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It sounds like you disabled Microsoft instant messenger.  Outlook pretends to need messenger to function and if you close it in the task bar it can freak out.  If this is the problem your having you can either leave messenger running or deleting the file from program files should remedy this.  Using add/remove programs to remove messenger leaves a link that the next time you launch outlook will reinstall messenger.  The only thing you lose is the messenger button integration in the outlook toolbar.