Simple Way to store Outlook Express mails

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Paul R. Sadowski [MVP]

Hello, KayZer:
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 12:47:41 -0300: you wrote...

KS> There is a script or something that can turn storing outlook express
KS> mail, easier?
KS> Maybe a script to identify the root store folder of the DBXs (using
KS> REG.EXE)?
KS>
KS> Sometimes i need to reformat and reinstall the OS, so, store OE DBXs is
KS> frequently
KS>
KS> A script can do:
KS> 1) identify OE store folders

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Identities\{YOUR-IDENT-UID}\Software\Microsoft\Outlook
Express\5.0\Store Root

KS> 2) Copy folders to another place for backup

xcopy path-from-above z:\backups\oe /d /c /s /o /y /i

The proper way to do it is to search Google for Outlook Express backup
programs.

Regards, Paul R. Sadowski [MVP].
 
http://www.oehelp.com/OEBackup/Default.aspx

http://insideoe.tomsterdam.com/backup/

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:
| There is a script or something that can turn storing outlook express mail,
| easier?
| Maybe a script to identify the root store folder of the DBXs (using
| REG.EXE)?
|
| Sometimes i need to reformat and reinstall the OS, so, store OE DBXs is
| frequently
|
| A script can do:
| 1) identify OE store folders
| 2) Copy folders to another place for backup
|
|
 
There is a script or something that can turn storing outlook express mail,
easier?
Maybe a script to identify the root store folder of the DBXs (using
REG.EXE)?

Sometimes i need to reformat and reinstall the OS, so, store OE DBXs is
frequently

A script can do:
1) identify OE store folders
2) Copy folders to another place for backup
 
I we have ways to extract/identify the YOUR-IDENT-UID portion of the current
logged-on user, or of all users and identities on the system?
 
Hello, KayZer:
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 13:32:02 -0300: you wrote...

KS> I we have ways to extract/identify the YOUR-IDENT-UID portion of the
KS> current logged-on user, or of all users and identities on the system?

I'm not aware of any. That's why I suggestted you do a search for the backup
utilities. I only use OE for news so I don't backup anything but the account
files (aif).

KS> ??>> HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Identities\{YOUR-IDENT-UID}\Software\Microsoft\Outlo
??>> ok Express\5.0\Store Root
KS>

Regards, Paul R. Sadowski [MVP].
 
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