Backing Up/Restoring E-Mails?
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Backing Up/Restoring E-Mails?
How can I do this using Outlook?
I have a Lycos mail account, and using a utility available from Lycos, Outlook synchronizes itself with my webmail facility when I start up (useful for me as I access my email from all over the place but like to use Outlook when at home). Where possible, I like to keep most of my received emails; and owing to Lycos's 15MB limit, the way I do this is to copy emails I want to "archive" over to a separate folder in my Outlook directory (i.e. removing them totally from the Lycos server).
Now, assuming I want to do a fresh installation, all of these mails will be lost as they're saved to my HD. Copying them back to my Lycos Inbox and "re-synchronizing" later isn't an option as in total there's probably about 40MB of emails, so what can I do? I assume there must be a way of saving my directory's and restoring them later?
What do I save, and how do I restore it later on?!
Thanks in advance, apologies if this is a bit of a simpleton question!
K.
I have a Lycos mail account, and using a utility available from Lycos, Outlook synchronizes itself with my webmail facility when I start up (useful for me as I access my email from all over the place but like to use Outlook when at home). Where possible, I like to keep most of my received emails; and owing to Lycos's 15MB limit, the way I do this is to copy emails I want to "archive" over to a separate folder in my Outlook directory (i.e. removing them totally from the Lycos server).
Now, assuming I want to do a fresh installation, all of these mails will be lost as they're saved to my HD. Copying them back to my Lycos Inbox and "re-synchronizing" later isn't an option as in total there's probably about 40MB of emails, so what can I do? I assume there must be a way of saving my directory's and restoring them later?
What do I save, and how do I restore it later on?!
Thanks in advance, apologies if this is a bit of a simpleton question!
K.
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Within Outlook can you not jsut go to File\Export?
I've used this before and if you are using Outlook standalone (not via exchange) it stores a file called*.pst
And then when you want to import the messages again go to Tools Improt
Darren
I've used this before and if you are using Outlook standalone (not via exchange) it stores a file called*.pst
And then when you want to import the messages again go to Tools Improt
Darren
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