reclaiming e-mail from old hard drive

My old system used WINXP updated daily. The Outlook Express was the latest
version of 6.0.

My motherboard died, so I trotted out my newest computer running VISTA Home
Premium, but not connected to the internet and set my old system's "C" drive
up as an "E" drive. I can get at my old documents, so it did not crash. And,
the new system is hooked up to the internet. (Haven't been able to tyurn on
sound yet or get the computer on to the house's private network for printing
and photo sharing, but tghese are other issues for another day.)

How can I move my old e-mail to the "C" drive so that they can be used?

Also, how can I back up e-mail in the future?

Thanks for considering my situation.

Steve

What does this have to do with gaming?

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"shychka" <shychka@insightbb.com> wrote in message
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> My old system used WINXP updated daily. The Outlook Express was the latest
> version of 6.0.
>
> My motherboard died, so I trotted out my newest computer running VISTA
> Home Premium, but not connected to the internet and set my old system's
> "C" drive up as an "E" drive. I can get at my old documents, so it did not
> crash. And, the new system is hooked up to the internet. (Haven't been
> able to tyurn on sound yet or get the computer on to the house's private
> network for printing and photo sharing, but tghese are other issues for
> another day.)
>
> How can I move my old e-mail to the "C" drive so that they can be used?
>
> Also, how can I back up e-mail in the future?
>
> Thanks for considering my situation.
>
> Steve