Re: Outlook Express & .dbx files

Mike: 

Another idea you might wish to consider, once you get your Outlook Express 
stored and working the way you want, is to use a small program called Express 
Assist.  This works just like a wizard, and it will automatically back up all 
your Outlook Express folders, compressing the whole lot of them and placing 
this file into a location you can designate on your PC or-0-bettter still--onto 
a storage medium or another PC on your network. 

Find Express Assist at http://ajsystems.com/.  It's not free, but you can get a 
full version at reasonable cost--$30 U.S. or less.  Technical support is 
thorough and fast; so even prior to buying their product, Al Price might give 
you some help with your .DBX issue if you contact him. 
You can write to him at aprice@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 

-Kane

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