What is the best way to copy your email messages from outlook express, which can be restored later?
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I know one way to do it. Its pretty unconventional but it has worked for me in the past. Follow these instructions carrefully:-\nOpen the folder\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;Sunny&#92;Local Settings&#92; Application Data&#92; Identities&#92; {C2580CEE-79A4-49B3-B227-FA29E90D133B} &#92;Microsoft&#92;Outlook Express\nwhere Sunny is the user name which would be different in your case. Also {C2580CEE-79A4-49B3-B227-FA29E90D133B} would also be different in your PC.\nCopy all the files of this folder to another folder say lets call it "BackupFolder". Whenever you want to recover the messages in your Outlook Express, copy all files from the backup folder to \nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;Sunny&#92;Local Settings&#92; Application Data&#92; Identities&#92; {C2580CEE-79A4-49B3-B227-FA29E90D133B} &#92;Microsoft&#92;Outlook Express\nWhile copying, please ensure that Outlook Express should not be running lest some of the files cannot be copied / overwritten.\nThe second but more cumbersome way is:-\nAll messages in Outlook Express can be exported to MS Outlook using the export wizard. From MS Outlook, export the messages as a .pst file into a folder on the  hard disk. To recover the messages to Outlook Express, first import the .pst file to MS Outlook and then import it to Outlook Express from MS Outlook using the import wizard.\nMy suggestion to you is to change over to MS Outlook as your default mail client. Its a pretty decent application for handling your mails unless you have a strong reason to use Outlook Express only. The main reason I shifted from Oultook Express to MS Outlook is this cumbersome way of creating backups.
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What method are you using to read your email?\nIf it's Outlook Express, I think I can suggest some changes you could make to your options that might be what you want.\nEven if it's not Outlook Express, if you tell us what you're using, someone should be able to help you.
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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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Outlook Express stores messages in files with a *.dbx extension.  simply saving these files won't help.  You must EXPORT the folder, using File/Export, and I suggest saving it as a TEXT file. ( IMPORTANT!! REMEMBER WHERE YOU SAVE THE EXPORT FILE!! )....Once the text file is exported and saved, you can burn it to a flopy or other removable media, and then use IMPORT to load them back into OE later...\n\nThe process is not ' intuitive', but it is relatively simple.
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I am assuming you are talking about Outlook Express??... need a little more information
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It depends on the form of your excel functions, if they're web page and showed as links on your \n\nmessages, you might loose them if the author of these pages change them. \nIf the messages are loaded on your pc, can be copy and paste, saved on your pc, then its yours.\nIf the messages can only be seen if you log in, then only a very slim chance the email provider has computer problem and your messages are non-recoverable.
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MICROSOFT OUTLOOK\n\nRecall or replace a message you've already sent\nThis feature requires Microsoft Exchange.\n\nYou can recall or replace a message only if its recipient is logged on and using Microsoft Outlook and has not read the message or moved it from their Inbox. \n\nIf the Folder List is not visible, click the View menu, and then click Folder List. \nClick Sent Items. \nOpen the message you want to recall or replace. \nOn the Actions menu, click Recall This Message. \nDo one of the following:\nRecall the message\n\nClick Delete unread copies of this message. \nTo be notified about the success of the recall or replacement for each recipient, select the Tell me if recall succeeds or fails for each recipient check box. \nReplace the message\n\nClick Delete unread copies and replace with a new message. \n\nClick OK, and then type a new message. \n\nTo be notified about the success of the recall or replacement for each recipient, select the Tell me if recall succeeds or fails for each recipient check box. \n\nNote   To replace a message, you must send a new one. If you do not send the new item, the original message is still recalled.\n\nOUTLOOK EXPRESS\nTo cancel a posted message \n\nIn the Folders list, select the newsgroup in which you posted the message, and then select your message. \nOn the Message menu, click Cancel Message. \n Notes\n\nYou can only cancel messages that you posted. \nAfter you cancel a message, it may take some time for it to be removed from your server and other servers on the Internet. Canceling a message does not remove it from another user's computer if the user downloaded the message before it was canceled.
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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. 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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go to internet explorer.\ngo to 'tools' and click properties\nclick the programs tab\nclick on 'email'\nchange it to outlook express.\nclick apply
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just access gmail.google.com. If in case you are using email software like outlook express, you would need to set it to leave a copy of message on server prior to receiving your emails. It can be located in your mail settings, advanced tab.
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The file you are looking for is called "outlook.pst"\n\nIt is located in \n   C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;User&#92;Local Settings&#92;Application Data&#92;Microsoft&#92;Outlook\n\nYou'll want to copy all of the files found there, including any Personal Folders and archive files. \n\nGood luck with the re-install
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OE > Options > Maintainece > Storage Folder Button\n\nNavigate to that folder; you will see files like inbox.dbx, and so on; each folder on outlook is saved as .dbx file.\n\nBack up this files and you are good to go.\n\nPlay around some, create folders, put mails you dont care for, and change them here and there - it will give you confidence and knowledge to back them up without much problems.
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Just highlight everything and hit copy, then you can open up a new email and just paste the old message in.
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You need to copy and paste the email into a wordpad doc or other similar program. Then you can save it where ever you want. Burn it to disc or save to floppy.Hope this helped.
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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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Microsoft Outlook includes a repair program.\n\nRun scanpst.exe