-=PCTechTalk=- Re: transfering email to another computer

I know that you said you wanted them to be put back in OE  - 
but, If you really don't care that they are in outlook 
express, you can highlight them and drag them to a folder 
outside of OE. You can put that folder somewhere on your 
other computer and work with them that way. When you open 
one, it will act as tho it is in OE. Try dragging one to 
test to see if that will work for you. The only thing you 
don't have, is the ability to see if a message has been 
flagged, and ... a biggie, who it is from (until you open 
it).

there are some programs out there that you can use to save 
them - I don't know of any free ones though. I don't know if 
you can merely copy the .dbx file into the other e-mail or 
not. It seems to me that you can't do that - but I don't 
know why I think that.

What about exporting the messages? I don't recall how you do 
that tho. If you go to file/export, it doesn't give the 
option to export to a folder on your hard drive. There is a 
way to do it though. I don't know why-  I can never remember 
how!!!

Cris
----- Original Message ----- 
From: cristy
To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2005 10:32 PM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- transfering email to another 
computer


Hi there,

Happy Early Easter everyone.

I have a question.  How would I transfer my emails in my 
inbox on Outlook
Express to my other computer and put them on the Outlook 
express there.  (I
want a copy of the emails on both computers as I work on 
both often and need
to refer to my old emails for research purposes.

Thanks,
christy

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