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vince
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      11-05-2003
I need to burn emails from Outlook Express onto a CD. Is there an easier way
to do this than to save each message individually and then onto CD. The
extension of the folders are .dbx, so I can't just burn the whole folder
like that. Help is greatly appreciated.


 
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Robert Baer
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      11-06-2003
vince wrote:
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> I need to burn emails from Outlook Express onto a CD. Is there an easier way
> to do this than to save each message individually and then onto CD. The
> extension of the folders are .dbx, so I can't just burn the whole folder
> like that. Help is greatly appreciated.


NO, the *folder* extension is not .DBX - the *file* extension is .DBX
and the file can be copied and saved as you choose.
However there might be a problem in making OE recognizing it on a CD
(or there might not).
 
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Livewire
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      11-06-2003
In article <Etfqb.86865$ao4.264005@attbi_s51>,
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> I need to burn emails from Outlook Express onto a CD. Is there an easier way
> to do this than to save each message individually and then onto CD. The
> extension of the folders are .dbx, so I can't just burn the whole folder
> like that. Help is greatly appreciated.
>
>
>

You can highlight one or more OE emails and drag them to a normal
Windows folder (ie a Windows Explorer folder, not an OE one) where they
will become individual files, each with the .eml extension.

Then just copy that folder onto CD as normal.

To restore, just highlight individual emails on your CD and drag and
drop back into OE.

One tip -- create an empty directory in OE to drag them back into. Then
move them to whatever folders you want. Otherwise it's easy to lose them
among other emails already in the destination folder as they do not show
up as Unread.


 
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Jerry G.
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      11-06-2003
You can copy them directly to the CD disk, and back again for retrieval. I
would prefer to export them to the CD disk, and import them back when
required.

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I need to burn emails from Outlook Express onto a CD. Is there an easier way
to do this than to save each message individually and then onto CD. The
extension of the folders are .dbx, so I can't just burn the whole folder
like that. Help is greatly appreciated.



 
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