Vista - Outlook Express

I would like to get back to my old faithful Outlook Express; I am temporarily
using Web Mail. It must be simple but I also want to move my Address Book.
The Windows Mail says it has been forwarded. It has not. . .Do I start as a
"new customer?"
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R. MAST

"R. MAST" <RMAST@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:09D02CDA-F39F-47CF-8904-5771BAF11B08@microsoft.com...
>I would like to get back to my old faithful Outlook Express; I am
>temporarily
> using Web Mail. It must be simple but I also want to move my Address Book.
> The Windows Mail says it has been forwarded. It has not. . .Do I start as
> a
> "new customer?"

You can't have OE and Vista.

Hi new here so apologies if this is posted in the wrong area, my mum has OE
and all of a sudden if she clicks on a link it does not work, it does work if
you copy and paste the link into the address bar, but as she has had a brian
tumour she keeps forgetting this Hope someone can help!

Thanks in advance!

"Julian" wrote:

>
>
> "R. MAST" <RMAST@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:09D02CDA-F39F-47CF-8904-5771BAF11B08@microsoft.com...
> >I would like to get back to my old faithful Outlook Express; I am
> >temporarily
> > using Web Mail. It must be simple but I also want to move my Address Book.
> > The Windows Mail says it has been forwarded. It has not. . .Do I start as
> > a
> > "new customer?"
>
> You can't have OE and Vista.
>
>

you have to EXPORT/IMPORT address book/contacts between windows versions.
use CSV format for best results. be sure and check off all the boxes in the selection window.



mikeyhsd@comcast.net



"R. MAST" <RMAST@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:09D02CDA-F39F-47CF-8904-5771BAF11B08@microsoft.com...
I would like to get back to my old faithful Outlook Express; I am temporarily
using Web Mail. It must be simple but I also want to move my Address Book.
The Windows Mail says it has been forwarded. It has not. . .Do I start as a
"new customer?"
--
R. MAST

If you really mean Outlook Express, yes, you are posting in the wrong area.
This forum is mainly in support of Vista's Windows Mail.

Gary VanderMolen

"jordsbabe" <jordsbabe@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:361E6103-BF87-41B3-B3A9-5131A328D5A2@microsoft.com...
> Hi new here so apologies if this is posted in the wrong area, my mum has OE
> and all of a sudden if she clicks on a link it does not work, it does work if
> you copy and paste the link into the address bar, but as she has had a brian
> tumour she keeps forgetting this Hope someone can help!