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 &nbsp; &nbsp;I think you are doing something wrong. &quot;Microsoft Mail&quot; is a internal mail service that runs on a LAN &amp;&nbsp;the &quot;Postoffice&quot;, &quot;Mailbox&quot;, &amp;&nbsp;&quot;password&quot; would be the properties for your account using that service.<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; Instead of exporting to Outlook could you load Outlook and Import from you Outlook Express?
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   I think you are doing something wrong. "Microsoft Mail" is a internal mail service that runs on a LAN & the "Postoffice", "Mailbox", & "password" would be the properties for your account using that service.

    Instead of exporting to Outlook could you load Outlook and Import from you Outlook Express?

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when trying to export from OE to Outlook 2000, and after picking a profile the next window that pops up is a window that says &quot;Microsoft Mail&quot; at the top and below that are &quot;Postoffice&quot;, &quot;Mailbox&quot;, &amp;&nbsp;&quot;password&quot;. The password i get, The Mailbox &amp;&nbsp;the Postoffice portion I'm not sure what it would be. Would it be the POP or the SMTP address? When I try to put my full email address in it only accepts 10 characters. My email and my domain is being hosted by 3rd party service.
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when trying to export from OE to Outlook 2000, and after picking a profile the next window that pops up is a window that says "Microsoft Mail" at the top and below that are "Postoffice", "Mailbox", & "password". The password i get, The Mailbox & the Postoffice portion I'm not sure what it would be. Would it be the POP or the SMTP address? When I try to put my full email address in it only accepts 10 characters. My email and my domain is being hosted by 3rd party service.

Exporting from OE to Outlook2k

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.