Microsoft Outlook Express
- Thread starter malone00
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Might be worth taking a look at DBXtract. Not something I've used myself but claims to do what you are asking.
You could then use something like Mail Viewer to read/search the emails.
You could then use something like Mail Viewer to read/search the emails.
Cowabunga
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- Ceredigion,Wales
Outlook Express is obsolete and really should be upgraded. It's probable that it is being used with an old, possibly unsupported operating system, that will not be secure.
Is there any particular reason that Outlook Express is still being used? The latest Outlook is excellent.
Is there any particular reason that Outlook Express is still being used? The latest Outlook is excellent.
Hi,
Try these steps: Right click on Local Folders at the top of the folder tree and then New Folder and name it. It will appear in alpha order after the Drafts folder. If it useless try to open your file with the help of DBX Viewer Tool
Here the link: https://www.viewertool.com/dbxviewer.html
Best Regards,
Stuart
Try these steps: Right click on Local Folders at the top of the folder tree and then New Folder and name it. It will appear in alpha order after the Drafts folder. If it useless try to open your file with the help of DBX Viewer Tool
Here the link: https://www.viewertool.com/dbxviewer.html
Best Regards,
Stuart
Paddington
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- Soggy Shropshire
Have several thousand emails I need to delete from my OE inbox, but keep getting an "OE was unable to send the receipt" message, whenever I highlight one. I've tried the different options for read/receipt emails but can't get anywhere. Ideally would like to stick them in the delete folder where I could go through them ?
- Location
- West Suffolk
If you are still using outlook express, it would suggest you are using an unsupported OS. I would look at upgrading to an OS newer than Win XP as a matter of urgency!
Steevo
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- Gloucestershire
Windows Live Mail was the replacement
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