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Yesterday, I upgraded my iMac 333MHz Ram from 96 to 512. It installed correctly. Today, I upgraded OS from 8.6 to 9.2.1 to 9.2.2. Overall, it seems to run well. However, somewhere in the process of confidently pushing buttons, I messed up, so on my Outlook Express (5.0.2f35 per Apple Sys. Prof.) I show no emails having been carried over from the old O.E. (4.0.1). I may have messed up in the Identities area. Tried in the Import under File but it doesnt seem to the be answer. I am still as dumb as dirt about Macs, so any advice would be helpful. My old email file has a lot of stuff I am saving. I know it exists, but cannot find the sucker.....thanks. Hank
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Being an OS X user I'm not familiar - but I looked around and found this help desk info. Maybe if you select the account name you used in OE4.x you may find what you're looking for
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Have you done a search for "Database". That is what it is called in Entourage and I believe it is named the same in Outlook Express. Good Luck. |
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Unless you moved it your e-mail is stored in the indentities folder inside the Outlook Express folder. They are not stored as individual messages but within the database file (as mentioned above). OE 4 and 5 use the same format so there is no issue there.
Use Sherlock to search your hard disk for the identities folder. If you can find the OE 4 identities folder you should be able to drag the entire folder into the OE 5 folder. When you open OE 5 it will search the database files in that folder and list all accounts available. Then you'll be able to pick up your e-mail account(s) from where you left it. If the OE 4 file has been overwritten then you may be able to get it back with a file recovery utility like Norton. Badger Last edited by Badger; 04-12-2004 at 10:30 AM. |
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Thanks for suggestions and guidance... Hank |
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