outlook express

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Can somebody explain to me how I can move my favorites and emails from
outlook express on my old system to Vista in layman's language?
 
I had the same problem and eventually went to Microsoft Tech Support and as
no surprise they wanted $85 per episode per question whether it worked or
not. Obviously I wasn't going to pay that so spent the better part of
4-hours searching the internet and came up with a company who developed a
program for transfering Outlook Express files over to Windows Vista. They
have a trial program which will handle one email at a time in order to see
that it works. After trying it, I bought the full program for I think $29.95
but I had over 1200 emails at stake that related to three different email
accounts so this was my best option. When I wrote them, they sent this.

DBXTriever will help you extract emails as eml format files from dbx format
files. When you have eml files, you can drag/drop them into your Outlook or
Windows Mail's folder like this video showing:
http://www.dbxtriever.com/video/emltooe.gif . Then you will have your old
emails again.

Kind Regards,
Bob Yuan
http://www.dbxtriever.com
 
I can't believe you wasted good money on information you could have
gotten here for free!
 
well, as his sign-in implies . . . . at least he finally found this NG
(didn't find it in 4+ hours of "research", hmmm-mm)


I can't believe you wasted good money on information you could have
gotten here for free!
 
The person is promoting the software. This is one of at least three messages
posted today promoting the software.

How many people trust "DUFFASBUTT"?


I can't believe you wasted good money on information you could have
gotten here for free!
 
Yes. Forgot about the possibility of a spammer.
Usually spammer disguises as someone who knows.
This one disguises as someone who had the problem and found the solution.
A sneaky twist. I was fooled.
There is one born every ..........

t-4-2
 
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