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| | Moving back to Outlook Express I've decided to give up on Vista and move back to XP. However, I'm not sure how to save my Windows Mail notes in a way that I can restore them into Outlook Express. Would appreciate some guidance. Thanks. Martin |
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| | Re: Moving back to Outlook Express Sorry, as this is not an answer to your question -- hopefully somebody else will soon chime in with an answer! Just curious: I'm just about to switch to Vista, and so I was wondering if you might tell a bit about why you're switching back to XP? |
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| | Re: Moving back to Outlook Express Frustration really. I find it slow, and rather rigid. It also swings wildly between treating me like an idiot, and assuming I have a masters in computer science. My HP MFP has lost some of its function, including two sided printing. It took me ages to be able to receive mail, and now it downloads two copies of every mail. It also seems quite random about whether it leaves a copy on the server. To solve some of the mail problems I decided to do a system restore to two weeks ago, but found I only have five days of restore points. No idea why. I feel I'm battling it all the time, and I'm getting nothing by way of improved functions. So I'll go back to dear old XP, and wait for the first Vista Service Pack. That is.....if I can figure out how to save my mail. Of course I might be just unlucky or stupid....... Martin "turnstyle" wrote: Quote: > Sorry, as this is not an answer to your question -- hopefully somebody > else will soon chime in with an answer! > > Just curious: I'm just about to switch to Vista, and so I was > wondering if you might tell a bit about why you're switching back to > XP? > |
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| | Re: Moving back to Outlook Express Hopefully that PC originally came with XP, because some of the newer Vista computers don't have XP drivers available. Not sure what you mean by "notes." If you mean email messages, you can simply export them to a folder or flash drive: File, Export, Messages, Microsoft Windows Mail. It will save them in individual .eml files, which can be moved into an OE folder. -- Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM] "Martin Jones" <mjones@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:CDF9ED40-1547-4701-B752-583C092D1E87@xxxxxx Quote: > I've decided to give up on Vista and move back to XP. However, I'm not sure > how to save my Windows Mail notes in a way that I can restore them into > Outlook Express. Would appreciate some guidance. Thanks. > > Martin |
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| | Re: Moving back to Outlook Express I know that this may sound incredibly dumb, but I just purchased a new computer with Vista and have set up my email. My problem is that I made extensive use of the old Outlook Notes feature. Does Windows Mail offer a similar feature? I can't seem to find any information about it. "Gary VanderMolen" wrote: Quote: > Hopefully that PC originally came with XP, because some of the newer > Vista computers don't have XP drivers available. > > Not sure what you mean by "notes." If you mean email messages, you > can simply export them to a folder or flash drive: > File, Export, Messages, Microsoft Windows Mail. It will save them in > individual .eml files, which can be moved into an OE folder. > -- > Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM] > > > "Martin Jones" <mjones@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:CDF9ED40-1547-4701-B752-583C092D1E87@xxxxxx Quote: > > I've decided to give up on Vista and move back to XP. However, I'm not sure > > how to save my Windows Mail notes in a way that I can restore them into > > Outlook Express. Would appreciate some guidance. Thanks. > > > > Martin |
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| | Re: Moving back to Outlook Express Is Outlook Notes part of Outlook, as opposed to Outlook Express? If so, you may have to install Outlook, version 2003 or later, under Vista to get it under Vista. "Ceri" <Ceri@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:A21897D4-E2B9-41F9-9C1A-090AF1F3EB58@xxxxxx Quote: >I know that this may sound incredibly dumb, but I just purchased a new > computer with Vista and have set up my email. My problem is that I made > extensive use of the old Outlook Notes feature. Does Windows Mail offer a > similar feature? I can't seem to find any information about it. > > "Gary VanderMolen" wrote: > Quote: >> Hopefully that PC originally came with XP, because some of the newer >> Vista computers don't have XP drivers available. >> >> Not sure what you mean by "notes." If you mean email messages, you >> can simply export them to a folder or flash drive: >> File, Export, Messages, Microsoft Windows Mail. It will save them in >> individual .eml files, which can be moved into an OE folder. >> -- >> Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM] >> >> >> "Martin Jones" <mjones@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:CDF9ED40-1547-4701-B752-583C092D1E87@xxxxxx Quote: >> > I've decided to give up on Vista and move back to XP. However, I'm not >> > sure >> > how to save my Windows Mail notes in a way that I can restore them into >> > Outlook Express. Would appreciate some guidance. Thanks. >> > >> > Martin |
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| | Re: Moving back to Outlook Express Windows Mail does not have a Notes feature. -- Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM] "Ceri" <Ceri@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:A21897D4-E2B9-41F9-9C1A-090AF1F3EB58@xxxxxx Quote: >I know that this may sound incredibly dumb, but I just purchased a new > computer with Vista and have set up my email. My problem is that I made > extensive use of the old Outlook Notes feature. Does Windows Mail offer a > similar feature? I can't seem to find any information about it. > > "Gary VanderMolen" wrote: > Quote: >> Hopefully that PC originally came with XP, because some of the newer >> Vista computers don't have XP drivers available. >> >> Not sure what you mean by "notes." If you mean email messages, you >> can simply export them to a folder or flash drive: >> File, Export, Messages, Microsoft Windows Mail. It will save them in >> individual .eml files, which can be moved into an OE folder. >> -- >> Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM] >> >> >> "Martin Jones" <mjones@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:CDF9ED40-1547-4701-B752-583C092D1E87@xxxxxx Quote: >> > I've decided to give up on Vista and move back to XP. However, I'm not sure >> > how to save my Windows Mail notes in a way that I can restore them into >> > Outlook Express. Would appreciate some guidance. Thanks. >> > >> > Martin |
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| | Re: Moving back to Outlook Express Can't do that! -- http://search.goldwatches.com/?Search=Movado+Watches http://www.goldwatches.com/ http://www.jewelerslounge.com/ "Ceri" <Ceri@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:A21897D4-E2B9-41F9-9C1A-090AF1F3EB58@xxxxxx Quote: >I know that this may sound incredibly dumb, but I just purchased a new > computer with Vista and have set up my email. My problem is that I made > extensive use of the old Outlook Notes feature. Does Windows Mail offer a > similar feature? I can't seem to find any information about it. > > "Gary VanderMolen" wrote: > Quote: >> Hopefully that PC originally came with XP, because some of the newer >> Vista computers don't have XP drivers available. >> >> Not sure what you mean by "notes." If you mean email messages, you >> can simply export them to a folder or flash drive: >> File, Export, Messages, Microsoft Windows Mail. It will save them in >> individual .eml files, which can be moved into an OE folder. >> -- >> Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM] >> >> >> "Martin Jones" <mjones@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:CDF9ED40-1547-4701-B752-583C092D1E87@xxxxxx Quote: >> > I've decided to give up on Vista and move back to XP. However, I'm not >> > sure >> > how to save my Windows Mail notes in a way that I can restore them into >> > Outlook Express. Would appreciate some guidance. Thanks. >> > >> > Martin |
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