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- На компьютере под управлением Windows XP выполните следующие действия.
- На компьютере под управлением Windows Vista выполните следующие действия.
- Migrate Contacts
- Export Contacts from Outlook Express
- Export Contacts from Windows Mail
- Export Contacts from Windows Live Mail for Windows XP
- Export Contacts from Windows Live Mail for Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8
- Import Contacts into Outlook
- Migrate Calendar
- Export Calendar Windows Mail
- Export Calendar Windows Live Mail
- Import Calendar into Outlook
- Scenario 2: Outlook is located on another computer
- Scenario 3: You only have the message store files from OE, WM or WLM
- Alternative: Migrate via IMAP
- Alternative: Migrate via eM Client
- Alternative: Import EML Files directly into Outlook
- Additional Notes
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На компьютере под управлением Windows XP выполните следующие действия.1. В Windows папка с сообщениями Outlook Express помечена как скрытая. Чтобы просмотреть эту скрытую папку, нажмите кнопку Пуск , а затем – Панель управления . Нажмите Оформление и темы и далее – Свойства папки . Перейдите на вкладку Просмотр и в разделе Скрытые файлы и папки щелкните Показывать скрытые файлы и папки . 2. Найдите папку с именем «Outlook Express». В Windows XP эта папка по умолчанию расположена здесь: C:\Documents and Settings\ имя пользователя \Local Settings\Application Data\Identities\ <идентификационный номер пользователя Windows >\Microsoft\Outlook Express. 3. Скопируйте папку «Outlook Express» и все ее содержимое в папку «Документы» компьютера под управлением Windows Vista (копию папки «Outlook Express» можно сохранить и в другом, отличном от папки «Документы» месте, но при этом следует запомнить путь к нему). На компьютере под управлением Windows Vista выполните следующие действия.1. Запустите приложение Windows Mail, нажав кнопку Пуск Migrate Contacts To migrate your contacts, you’ll first have to export them to a csv-file which you can then import into Outlook. Export Contacts from Outlook Express
Export Contacts from Windows Mail
Export Contacts from Windows Live Mail for Windows XP
Export Contacts from Windows Live Mail for Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8
Import Contacts into Outlook
Note: Migrate CalendarBoth Windows Mail and Windows Live Mail have a calendar function. However, only the Windows Mail app allows you to migrate the contents of the Calendar to Outlook. Export Calendar Windows Mail
Export Calendar Windows Live MailWindows Live Mail can no longer sync the Calendar with Outlook.com/Hotmail and doesn’t offer any Calendar export options. The only way to maintain the data is to forward the Calendar items one-by-one as emails. You will not be able to import it within your Calendar folder in Outlook. Import Calendar into Outlook
Scenario 2: Outlook is located on another computerIn this scenario OE, WM or WLM contains all your messages and is not located on the same computer as Outlook. This makes things a bit more tricky as somewhere a conversion must take place. There are 3 options available;
If you choose the first option, note that there is no need to activate Office/Outlook on the old computer. It will install in a fully functional trial mode which allows you to go through this process. If your new computer came pre-installed with Outlook and/or you don’t have an Office installation CD, then you can also download a trial of Office 365 Home or download a new installation medium for Outlook 2007 / 2010 / 2013 / 2016 / 2019. If you choose the second option, then you’ll have to locate and backup your Store Folder of OE, WM or WLM. To do this choose;
Scenario 3: You only have the message store files from OE, WM or WLMIn this scenario, you have the entire message store from OE, WM or WLM on your hard disk or a backup medium. In order to get that data into Outlook, you must first configure that data with OE, WM or WLM again before you can import it into Outlook. Note:
If neither of them are installed on your computer, you can use the IMAP method, the Import EML-Files method or the eM Client method since Microsoft no longer offers Windows Live Mail for download.
Alternative: Migrate via IMAPIn case you can’t install Outlook on the computer containing OE, WM or WLM, you could also consider migrating your locally stored mail data via an IMAP account. Make sure the IMAP account has sufficient storage space or use an account from Outlook.com or Gmail to (temporarily) store the data in. You don’t actually have to use the Outlook.com or Gmail address for this afterwards. To configure the Outlook.com or Gmail account as an IMAP account in OE, WM or WLM you can use the mail server settings which are published here. Once the account has been configured, you can move the folders from your local storage into the IMAP account. For the default folders, such as Inbox and Sent Items, you must move the individual emails. Note that you can select multiple emails at once or select them all via CTRL+A. It’s recommended to upload 1 folder at a time and await synchronization by verifying the contents of the folder via the Webmail client of the IMAP account. Once everything has been uploaded, you can configure the IMAP account in Outlook to download all the emails again. Note that it is recommended to configure an Outlook.com account as an Exchange account instead. Outlook will do this automatically via the Add Account wizard. You can leave the account in Outlook or you can move the contents out of it and remove the account. Alternative: Migrate via eM ClientAs Outlook Express and Windows Mail are no longer part of any supported Windows version and Windows Live Mail is no longer available for download, you might find yourself stuck when you only have the message stores like in Scenario 3, especially when you only have the dbx-files from Outlook Express. Luckily, there is a free alternative email application called eM Client which allows you to import the message stores of Outlook Express and Windows Live Mail. Menu-> File-> Import… File-> Import» alt=»eM Client — Menu-> File-> Import» src=»https://www.howto-outlook.com/pictures/em-client-menu-file-import.png»> To import dbx-files from Outlook Express, simply select “Microsoft Outlook Express” and browse to the folder containing your dbx-files. To import data from Windows Mail or Windows Live Mail, select “Email (.eml)”, browse to the folder which contains your WM or WLM data store and also select the “Include subfolders” option. Note that this is not needed when you want to import WM or WLM data into Outlook. Optionally, it also allows you to export all your emails as eml-files (stored per folder), which you can then import into Outlook. Alternative: Import EML Files directly into OutlookWhen you have emails stored in the eml format, then you can open these in Outlook but you can also import them in bulk. This allows you to import emails you obtained in one of (but not limited to) the following scenarios;
For methods and detailed instructions on how to bulk import eml-files into Outlook see: Importing eml-files into Outlook. Additional NotesAfter you have configured Outlook, you might want to remove the account configuration from within OE, WM or WLM via the Tools-> Accounts… menu or via File menu-> Options-> Accounts… in WLM for Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8. If you are running into any issues with OE, WM or WLM, you can use the following forums; |