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Outlook express uses *.dbx files. &nbsp;In OE in windows 98 , go to tools &gt;&nbsp;options &gt;&nbsp;maintainence &gt;&nbsp;store folder. <br />
check the path there<br />
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close OE<br />
go to that path.<br />
Copy all the files in there..<br />
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Move those files to windows xp machine. In windows xp , open OE , go to file &gt;&nbsp;import &nbsp;messages and import those DBX files..<br />
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Good luck<br />
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SR
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Outlook express uses *.dbx files.  In OE in windows 98 , go to tools > options > maintainence > store folder.
check the path there

close OE
go to that path.
Copy all the files in there..

Move those files to windows xp machine. In windows xp , open OE , go to file > import  messages and import those DBX files..

Good luck

SR

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That worked but i didn't get the address book...is that stored somehwere else?
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That worked but i didn't get the address book...is that stored somehwere else?

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I'm trying to pull the file(s) form Outlook Express as it ran on win98 into my in xp install. I have the win98 drive running as a slave...i'd thought outlook used the .pst extention but no pst files on that drive exist.
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I'm trying to pull the file(s) form Outlook Express as it ran on win98 into my in xp install. I have the win98 drive running as a slave...i'd thought outlook used the .pst extention but no pst files on that drive exist.

Retrieve Outlook Express (win98) files to XP

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