empty folders imported from OE6 to WM

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I've been struggling for days now......read all the related
threads.....followed the instructions.
I have got dbx files with something in them, and the import wizard seems to
pick them up OK, but when I pick up Imported Folder in Windows Mail,
everything has 0 items to view.
Can anyone help please?
I am sooooo close, yet......
 
Confused Hel said:
I've been struggling for days now......read all the related
threads.....followed the instructions.
I have got dbx files with something in them, and the import wizard seems
to
pick them up OK, but when I pick up Imported Folder in Windows Mail,
everything has 0 items to view.
Can anyone help please?
I am sooooo close, yet......
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See if DBXtract will extract any messages from the folders.
http://www.oehelp.com
 
Hi Frank, thanks. Just before I try this, can you advise how I can check
that my data does actaully exist in the dbx files I can see on my C: It
shows they are various kb sizes, so this indicates that there is something in
them yes? Just what though. How can I view them to check??
Oh and something else came to mind, when I was in the process of the improt
wizard, there was no vision of the folders.dbx, which from all the various
postings, I think could be important

:
 
Confused Hel said:
Hi Frank, thanks. Just before I try this, can you advise how I can check
that my data does actaully exist in the dbx files I can see on my C: It
shows they are various kb sizes, so this indicates that there is something
in
them yes? Just what though. How can I view them to check??
Oh and something else came to mind, when I was in the process of the
improt
wizard, there was no vision of the folders.dbx, which from all the various
postings, I think could be important

:
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If they are 138 KB or less they are probably empty. You can examine them
with Notepad or WordPad but make absolutely sure you don't change anything.
In fact, examine a copy.
 
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