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Help! Copy Outlook Express data to Outlook 2007 on windows 7
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If you have transfered your settings and data (and E-mails) to Windows 7 via the Easy Transfer program and then install Live Mail, I believe (haven't checked myself) that it will automatically collect all your Outlook Express E-mails and settings and incorporate those into the new program. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Windows Live Mail is a good alternative from Outlook Express. – Buy me a beer/co sending a donation via paypal to This email address is being protected from spambots. – Buy a 6 pack and enjoy it, you deserve it. – rinse and repeat for each group you want transferred. – Your contacts in the groups should be transferred, Delete the contacts from the Windows 7 Contact folder – Under Select the folder to import from, you should see the name of the Group you created, select it and Click Finish. – Under Options, choose whether to replace duplicates (existing contacts), create duplicate contacts, or not import duplicates, and click Next. – Under File to import, browse to the CSV file you exported and click Open. – Under Select the file type to import, choose the CSV file and click next
– Choose Import from another program or file, and then click Next. This starts the Import and Export Wizard. – Now to import the CSV file, Click File > Open & Export > Import/Export. – In Outlook 2013 at the bottom click People to go into the contacts and create a group – Now select all the contacts and click Export creating a CSV file, call it the name of the group so you can keep track, we went with all the default mapping with the import and export and worked fine. – Click Import and select the all.vcf file you got from the XP computer If it does, create a group and just move them into it so they are out of the way, you can move then back later. – A window will open up and it may already have contacts in it. – On the Win7 machine click on the Start button and in Search Programs and Files at the bottom type Contacts and it should find an entry for the Windows Contacts folder. Now to get that into a group in Outlook is not as simple as importing the file, unfortunately!! – Transport that all.vcf to the Windows 7 machine, its probably a few hundred k so a thumb drive or attaching to an email should be the quickest ways to get it over. – You should be in the folder with all the vcards, now type:Īnd press enter, you will see it copy all the files into one file called all.vcf – The type cd space and the beginning few letters of the folder you created and press tab, it will auto complete with the name of the folder provided its unique and not like anything else on the desktop, press enter. Your now in the DOS command prompt and by default it puts you on level below the Desktop folder so you should be able to just type: cd Desktop and press enter. vcf entries are individual files, You want to get them into one big file so Start > Run > cmd and press enter. – Drag and drop the contacts from the right of the address book that are all now highlighted onto the folder you created on the desktop.
– In the Outlook Express Address book select the first group and press CTRL-A to select all.
– On the XP machine create a folder on the desktop to match the name of each group in the Outlook Express Address Book I had this challenge from a customer with 2000+ contacts in Outlook Express in Groups that they needed to move to Outlook 2013 and stay in groups, Its worthy of a blog post and here is how I did it. Last Updated on Friday, 24 April 2015 10:00
Importing Outlook Express Groups into Outlook 2013 on Windows 7
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