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Outlook Express to Outlook 2007 Windows 7


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thebouncer

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MY parents computer recently died a horrible death (another posting I have on here) it is past the point of repair and they opted for a new pc. The old computer had windows xp and outlook express is what they used for email. They now have Windows 7 64bit and Office 2007 Professional. The problem is when the pc crashed it corrupted the operating system. I was able to use Acronis to bootup and created a zipped backup of various files. I backed up their profile and in it is the original outlook express files located under
C:\Documents and Settings\<User>\Local Settings\Application Data\Identities\{GUID}\Microsoft\Outlook Express

I do have the files. My question is how can I import this into outlook 2007 as every direction I have seen pertains to transferring the emails between two working systems. In my case I have one working computer and the outlook express backup to work with.
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Import it into Windows Live Mail (free download from Windows Update).
From there it should be importable straight into Outlook.
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Thank you for your help it worked, just need to get the folders sorted out now.
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