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How do I tell import where to find outlook express file?

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Harvey - 16 Feb 2008 17:41 GMT
Trying to import WAB file from another computer to new Outlook 2007. I can
run import but it doesnt ask where file is so it does nothing.
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 16 Feb 2008 19:39 GMT
You can only import from OE when it is installed on the same partition. You
cannot import a WAB file.
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Russ Valentine
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> Trying to import WAB file from another computer to new Outlook 2007. I can
> run import but it doesnt ask where file is so it does nothing.
Harvey - 16 Feb 2008 20:16 GMT
Russ-
I'm a fairly savvy computer person. But, I dont know what you mean by
'partition'. I have moved the WAB file from old computer to my new
vista/outlook 2007 computer. Since OE doesnt come with vista or office 2007,
I'm not sure why the import option would allow you to reference OE unless
there's a way to do it! (or, am I just being too logical?). Could I build a
'fake' OE directory structure and just put this file in it? Or, is it looking
in one of the Outlook folders? Or, do I need to export and import a csv file?

> You can only import from OE when it is installed on the same partition. You
> cannot import a WAB file.
> > Trying to import WAB file from another computer to new Outlook 2007. I can
> > run import but it doesnt ask where file is so it does nothing.
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 16 Feb 2008 22:27 GMT
Painfully slowly information trickles in. So now we know you are using
Vista. Now we know you are using Windows Mail and not Outlook Express. You
will now need to migrate your former Outlook Express files to Windows Mail
so you can import them into Outlook.
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Russ Valentine
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> Russ-
> I'm a fairly savvy computer person. But, I dont know what you mean by
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>> > can
>> > run import but it doesnt ask where file is so it does nothing.
 
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