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luckystrike | 14:35 Tue 28th Nov 2006 | Technology
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I am currently in the process of changing jobs, and would like to save some of the e-mails on my computer, prior to deleting them before I leave.

Is it possible to save particular files of e-mails to a disc, and then read them and the attachments later on a different computer? If so, how is this done?

Thanks very much.
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Search in Google for "Backing up Outlook Files" there are loads of sites.

Here is one

http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000457.ht m

I have never done it so cannot verify the above works.

I guess you know that Outlook Express is the one that comes free with Windows, Office Outlook is the one that comes with Ms Office (which you do mention in your subject).

Ensure all your mail is to your local machine and not on the server. Some people work with their mail held on the server and none on their local machine.

If you backup your local files you will get nothing.
For Office Outlook
File>Import Export>Export to a File>Personal Folders(.pst)
Select
Personal Folders and Archive Folders
Select any external media, CD, Flash memory, etc.
Why dont you just forward the emails to your home PC (I am assuming you have one).

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