At 05:26 PM 12/3/2002 -0800, Richard Thomas wrote the following:
You also need the *.dbx files. To transfer OE (or backup) you need to make sure you extract all the dbx files which are used to create the eml files (one eml file for each message in a dbx folder).I am looking for email on a windows 98 machine that has to be booted on a new hard drive. I am trying to find it and copy it to the new hard drive. I am looking for *.eml but windows does not seem to find it. I know it should be in program files and then outlook but it is empty. Does anyone know what I am missing..rich
To learn how to backup, restore, create, etc. dbx and eml files see:
http://insideoe.tomsterdam.com/ (Superb OE resource, bookmark this one!)
http://pages.prodigy.net/jdjd/email/emailback.htm (Utilities for OE)
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Gerry Boyd
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