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Yeah I have done an OS install, I can set up the accounts manually (once I find where I wrote the passwords down - sigh) but was just looking for a smarter way. I was hoping there would be an iaf file somewhere for each of the accounts but doesn't appear so. <br />
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Will keep the question open for a day or two to see if anyones else has anything to add.<br />
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Thanks<br />
G
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Yeah I have done an OS install, I can set up the accounts manually (once I find where I wrote the passwords down - sigh) but was just looking for a smarter way. I was hoping there would be an iaf file somewhere for each of the accounts but doesn't appear so.

Will keep the question open for a day or two to see if anyones else has anything to add.

Thanks
G

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Hi<br />
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I am doing a clean reinstall on my PC. I am now copying stuff across from a back-up hard drive to my fresh hard drive.<br />
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I use Outlook Express and have been able to import both the messages and address book from the back-up by finding the wab and dbx files on the back-up.<br />
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I now want to import the mail accounts that I had previously but am unable to find a flie or directory to import them from.<br />
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What/where is the location and file name (type) of the mail accounts so that I can bring them into my new set-up?<br />
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Thanks <br />
Graeme
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Hi

I am doing a clean reinstall on my PC. I am now copying stuff across from a back-up hard drive to my fresh hard drive.

I use Outlook Express and have been able to import both the messages and address book from the back-up by finding the wab and dbx files on the back-up.

I now want to import the mail accounts that I had previously but am unable to find a flie or directory to import them from.

What/where is the location and file name (type) of the mail accounts so that I can bring them into my new set-up?

Thanks 
Graeme

Importing Mail Accounts

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.