Control Panel->Internet Options->Programs tab - what is set as your default
mail client there?
(By the way, unless you don't mind losing received dates, you can import
from Outlook but exporting from OE preserves this information.)
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After furious head scratching, Dan asked:
| That's what I was trying to do--export from Outlook Express. However,
| OE gave me a message that said that Outlook is not the default mail
| client. I thought I set a check box in Outlook to make it the
| default, but I'm still getting the message when I try to export from
| OE. What else do I need to do?
|
| Dan
|
| "Gordon" wrote:
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|| Dan wrote:
||
||| There's no Outlook Express option when I try to Import in Outlook.
||
|| There is - it's under import internet mail, BUT.....
|| As stated in many many posts in this group - do NOT do the import
|| from within Outlook! Open Outlook express and export from there. The
|| main reason for this is that Outlook uses the "modified date" on
|| emails for archiving amongst other things, and if you import within
|| Outlook, the modified date is "modified" to the date of import,
|| whereas if you export from outlook express, the modified date is
|| retained as the original.
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