Migrating E-mails

Yes you can. Outlook Express doesn't really allow an export to anything else than Outlok or Exchange, but you can copy the directories (something like c:\windows\application data\identities\\Microsoft\Outlook Express) to your new computer. You don't need to copy the entire tree, or put them in the same place. All you need is the structure "\Microsoft\Outlook Express\". In Outlook Express, select File|Import, select your version, and point to the "Microsoft"-directory in which you copied the "Outlook Express" directory and files from your other computer. The import will do the rest.

Jim

If you have e-mail capabilities from your home computer merely forward all mail to your home account and then open it from your home computer. If you share an e-mail address at both home and work you will need to be a little more careful not to open your mail until you have accessed it from home.

Alternately, you can select the option not to strip the email off of the server automatically and access from both home and work indefinately until you manually delete the file. Careful though, it is easy to let the server retain more than your limit. You access this option through Outlook by going to Tools/Accounts/Properties/Advanced/Leave copy of messages on server.

Kep