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| | Export function Hi, I made a fatal mistake by attempting to backup the emails in WLM by copying to another folder. Now everything messed up but still in the "Recovered Items" folder. So now I'm attempting to just execute the EXPORT function on all my email in WLM to the Outlook Exchange format. Well, the export function went well. My question is where did go??? Thanks in advance. |
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| | Re: Export function The Outlook Exchange format will create a .pst file, used only by Outlook. Is this what you want? The file should be in C:\Users\"username"\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Outlook\Outlook.pst -- http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview "Confused Man" <Confused Man@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:89DBE893-EFEE-493D-948C-FFC25EFF42B7@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi, > I made a fatal mistake by attempting to backup the emails in WLM by > copying > to another folder. Now everything messed up but still in the "Recovered > Items" folder. So now I'm attempting to just execute the EXPORT function > on > all my email in WLM to the Outlook Exchange format. Well, the export > function > went well. My question is where did go??? > > Thanks in advance. |
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| | Re: Export function Have you tried dragging the messages(not folders) from the Recovered Items(folders and subfolders) back to the original locations in each respective email account, then use WLM included Export feature(File/Export/Messages) - note the a blank folder is required as the destination for export. -- ...winston ms-mvp windows live mail "Confused Man" <Confused Man@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:89DBE893-EFEE-493D-948C-FFC25EFF42B7@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi, > I made a fatal mistake by attempting to backup the emails in WLM by copying > to another folder. Now everything messed up but still in the "Recovered > Items" folder. So now I'm attempting to just execute the EXPORT function on > all my email in WLM to the Outlook Exchange format. Well, the export function > went well. My question is where did go??? > > Thanks in advance. |
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| | Re: Export function Thanks winston. Sounds good. But where should create a blank folder for the export? Right in WLM? I appreciate your help. "...winston" wrote: Quote: > Have you tried dragging the messages(not folders) from the Recovered Items(folders and subfolders) back to the original locations in > each respective email account, then use WLM included Export feature(File/Export/Messages) > - note the a blank folder is required as the destination for export. > > -- > ...winston > ms-mvp windows live mail > > > "Confused Man" <Confused Man@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:89DBE893-EFEE-493D-948C-FFC25EFF42B7@xxxxxx Quote: > > Hi, > > I made a fatal mistake by attempting to backup the emails in WLM by copying > > to another folder. Now everything messed up but still in the "Recovered > > Items" folder. So now I'm attempting to just execute the EXPORT function on > > all my email in WLM to the Outlook Exchange format. Well, the export function > > went well. My question is where did go??? > > > > Thanks in advance. |
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| Home Premium 32 SP1 | Re: Export function Normally you'd export to a second drive, eg, a USB drive, as a backup, but you can create a folder such as C:\Backups\Email and Export to that. Then you could Export your contacts and accounts to the same folder and burn it to DVD. |
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| | Re: Export function CM, You're welcome. To echo cpemma's response.. Anywhere but within WLM. My preference would be to create a blank folder on my Desktop, slave drive, or external drive using nomenclature of a product and date[e.g. WLM0313], so I have a clue later what it contains. Occasionally backing up the export destination folder(now containing exported messages) to some external media for an additional level of redundancy. -- ...winston ms-mvp windows live mail "Confused Man" <ConfusedMan@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:95733895-DC3E-4952-8F3E-69C900467BF5@xxxxxx Quote: > Thanks winston. Sounds good. But where should create a blank folder for the > export? Right in WLM? > I appreciate your help. > Quote: > "...winston" wrote: Quote: Quote: >> - note the a blank folder is required as the destination for export. |
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