Windows

1. Create a folder with the name Mail in C:2. Copy all the *.DBX files into this folder
3. In OExpress go to File => Import => Messages => Outlook Express 5 => Next => Import Mail from an OE5 directory => OK => Browse => Select the C:\Mail folder => OK => Next .... Done
Another way is to replace the DBX files from current OExpress with your old DBX files.
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http://www.sover.net/~whoi/WinUtils3.html

Panic Over ( POP ) saves your email, address book, favorites
and docs so you can restore them after a reload of
Windows 98. You must have a D or E drive to run this program.

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http://chattanooga.net/~scochran/DBXtract.htm

OE5 has a proprietary binary format that makes archiving
individual messages difficult. In addition, a number of
people have indicated that their message folders have
become corrupted and OE can not read them. Consequently,
they have lost all the messages in that folder.

DBXtract.exe extracts all mail and news messages from
individual dbx files. After extracting the messages one
can drag them from a Windows Explorer folder into an Outlook
Express mail folder.

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Ever wish you could convert the address database from one email
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Netscape Communicator 4.x, Netscape Navigator 3.x,
Internet Explorer/Outlook Express/Windows Address Book,
MS Outlook 98/2000, Juno, WordPerfect 8.x, Eudora 3.x and 4.x,
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Dawn should also work with other programs that can use/import/export
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