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To: thecow who wrote (25876)	2/24/2002 11:29:05 AM
From: TimbaBear	Read Replies (1) of 110653

TC.... Thank you for the link! I finally got part one of the dilemma resolved after many, many frustratingly unsuccessful attempts. What it boiled down to was three steps: 1). I had to find and copy onto disk the file: Inbox.dbx on the old Win95 machine. 2). I then had to copy this file to where Outlook Express files it on the new machine(saying "yes" to "do I want to overwrite the existing file of same name"). But new 98 machine still did not see the files until I then 3). opened Outlook and then imported the files. I just did the process for the inbox, don't think I'm too much concerned with the rest, but I'll think it over later and maybe copy the "sent" stuff. Thank you for your help, again! Timba

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