Thank you for your reply. I finally found out what I did wrong, rather, what new way Vista wants me to live in its
world. Apparently, all I needed, was to touch the Outlok Express folder, rather double click on it, as I was used to in
the WinXP for a long time. Thanks again.
"BurrWalnut" <BurrWalnut@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Get the .dbx folders on the Vista machine then in Windows Mail go to Import
> Messages and follow the wizard to import, say, your Inbox and Sent Items from
> the folder you made earlier.
>
> Once these are imported, a sub-folder is created for each one imported. Go
> to it and drag the messages to the Inbox proper. Repeat this for Sent Items.
> After copying you can delete the now empty sub-folders.
>
> "User66" wrote:
> Quote:
>> Is there any easy way to transfer individual 'WinXP' 'Outlook Express 6' ..dbx files to Vista Windows Mail?
>>
>> Using home network, I can go all the way to the WinXP Outlook Express directory, where the .dbx files are located,
>> but the files are non existent to Vista Windows Mail. What am I doing wrong?
>>
>> Any comments will be highly appreciated