I currently use Outlook Express for personal use and Outlook for my calendar.
I am now working from home and want to move email messages and folders from
Outlook Express into Outlook for business only. I have 3 email addresses
currently in Outlook Express, however, I only want to import the messages
from ONE of those accounts. How can I filter which messages import into
Outlook using the import feature? I tried going through the process but it
didn't give me an option of choosing just one account to import. I do not
want to move my personal emails into Outlook and intend to use Outlook for
business and my business email address and Outlook Express for personal/junk
mail. I know I will have to choose which one is default but that won't affect
being able to send mail from either, will it?
Any help will be greatly appreciated!
Brian Tillman - 07 Mar 2008 18:46 GMT
> I currently use Outlook Express for personal use and Outlook for my
> calendar. I am now working from home and want to move email messages
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> won't affect being able to send mail from either, will it?
> Any help will be greatly appreciated!
Move all the messages you wish to transfer from Outlook Express to Outlook
into one Outlook Express folder. Click File>Export>Messsages. Choose the
folder you just populated. Click OK.

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sparklinbluiz - 07 Mar 2008 19:19 GMT
> > I currently use Outlook Express for personal use and Outlook for my
> > calendar. I am now working from home and want to move email messages
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> into one Outlook Express folder. Click File>Export>Messsages. Choose the
> folder you just populated. Click OK.
thanks
Brian Tillman - 07 Mar 2008 21:21 GMT
> I have them all in a separate folder in Outlook Express and when
> messages downloaded I had them set to go directly into that folder.
> When I import into Outlook and select "messages" the last message
> box I saw was "finish"..will that lead me to an option to pick which
> folder to import? I didn't want to risk bringing in all my personal
> and junk mail so hit cancel. thanks
As I said, export from Outlook Express.

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sparklinbluiz - 07 Mar 2008 22:19 GMT
> > I have them all in a separate folder in Outlook Express and when
> > messages downloaded I had them set to go directly into that folder.
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>
> As I said, export from Outlook Express.
Thanks for your help!