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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / March 2007how can I import emails from old account?
I've joined a new domain and created a new account. How can I import older emails from that old account, into the new one? Is it possible without logging in back to the old account and do an export? Thanks. Outlook 2003 > I've joined a new domain and created a new account. > How can I import older emails from that old account, into the new one? > Is it possible without logging in back to the old account and do an export? > Thanks. Hmm ... depends on how you setup your mailbox. If you have a pst file which you still have access to, you can configure it as a datafile in your new mailbox and just copy the mails over If you don't, you will have to connect to your "old" account as you were used to (using the credentials of the "old" domain) and run outlook Then you can create a pst file from there and include all the data you want to recover or just forward everything to your new mailbox. If you make a pst file, be sure to place it somewhere you can still access it in the new domain and don't forget to give yourself (the account in the new domain) the permission to read it.  SignatureI am what I am - the cow don''t make ham... > I've joined a new domain and created a new account. > How can I import older emails from that old account, into the new one? > Is it possible without logging in back to the old account and do an export? > Thanks. |
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