Can't copy Outlook Ex files in folder to Windows folder?

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    Paul - xxx Guest

    TG tried to scribble ...
    File - Export - Messages ... follow the prompts ..
     
    Paul - xxx, Aug 18, 2003
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    TG Guest

    How do you copy all files in a folder about 100 in Outlook Ex (6) to a
    floppy for saving. I am runnuing W 98 and am trying to save all the emails
    to a floppy or to a folder in windows.
    In Outlook Ex I open edit, hit select all, and then copy will not be high
    lighted for saving what's going on? I would rather just copy all filesto a
    floppy if possible.

    Frustrated

    TIA
     
    TG, Aug 18, 2003
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    Monsignor Larville Jones MD Guest

    Shrink your OE window until you can also see the folder you wish to
    move the mail to and drag them over. Lemon-squeezy. ;o)
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    Monsignor Larville Jones MD, Aug 20, 2003
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