I just set up window mail and it works fine, but the question is why all email from yahoo (Transfer from) imported to window mail and left none in yahoo it self. I would like to know if I can transfer back to original or safe all the mail from window mail, so I can use them in other computer.
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It tells me to do so manually, with no instruction how to of course. I am merely told to point the program in the direction of my Winmail address book.
I can't find a way to import all of my email messages and address book from Mozilla Thunderbird to Windows mail. I am not sure of the extensions that Thunderbird uses.
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View 5 Replies View RelatedHaving just purchased a laptop running Vista Home Premium, I am setting up a Windows Mail account and I wish to import all my Outlook Express Folders and Address Book from my Windows XP SP2 machine. Could someone re-direct me to the correct group for dealing with this, or even tell me where to find the information necessary to make the export/import transition?
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View 7 Replies View RelatedUnfortunately I imported a backup folder for my email (.dbx) files without exporting the existing folder which I was going to replace from another pc. The original folder contained recent email files.I have done numerous searches but alas no avail to a former location for my Windows Mail original folder. I have Windows Vista - Home Premium and the former email folder was the original folder with a new PC (Dell Inspiron 530).
View 4 Replies View RelatedI've been using Windows live mail for some time now and I like it, it works great!! I've ad it set-up to read all in one place all my different e-mail accounts, I've got 3 hotmails, one g-mail and another different one. I just changed my Laptop, still got my old one as a back-up, and WLM was already installed on it and it's a newer version then what I ad, the latest version I think. I would like to know how can I import all my contacts, all my different e-mail accounts set-up, my save e-mails, etc without having to start all over again and enter everything manually, because I've got a lot of stuff in there.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI recently had my main laptop "crap" out and had the hard drive put onto an external hard drive. I have many contacts, folders and e-mails that I need to put into Windows Mail on my backup laptop but for some reason I can't import them due to permission access? Can anyone help me please get this figured out?
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No avail. Still the pop up box appears and no outgoing mail is allowed. It is mac mail address and verizon but has worked perfectly for months. Until today..... :sarc: Below is the error message: Subject' Re: Dwight Group', Account: 'mail.mac.com', Server:'smtp.vzwmail.net', Protocol: SMTP, Port 25, Secure(SSL):No, Error Number: 0x800ccc17
mail that I open appears minimized in the tool bar and then has to be right clicked and the maximized to view it. This was one result of an email virus from a friend. How can I change it back to opening in a new window?
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The connection to the server has failed. Subject 'Re: 2001 Sandrail Dune
Buggy - $4800 (Strasburg, VA)', Account: 'pop.shentel.net', Server:
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10061, Error Number: 0x800CCC0E
Also, having problems with sending email from my home office pc thru Outlook
2003. Odd to be having problems from two different computers exactly same
time.
ISP provider has double checked and all settings are correct.
In the Windows 7 test versions released earlier this year, the built-in Windows Mail program was gone, along with Windows Photo Gallery and Windows Movie Maker applications.
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