Ans: Make sure show hidden files is enabled under Windows Explorer under Tools->Folder Options->Views->Show Hidden Files and Folders The DBX files that Outlook Express uses are located in: c:\ (or whatever drive windows resides on) Documents and Settings Username (your username) Application Data Identities GUID Identifier (random string like {3B0FA092-2222-1111-A1B2-111A1AA1AAA11} Microsoft Outlook Express

Make a note of what you currently have in the "incoming mail server" entry (the name of your POP3 server). Change the "incoming mail server" from the name of your POP3 server to "localhost" (no quotes). Open the SpamBayes configuration page at http://localhost:8880/config (you can do this via the tray application, or just type that address into your browser). Enter your POP3 server's name in the top box ("Remote Servers"). See similar questions...

Advanced Outlook Express Recovery supports to recover deleted emails from Outlook Express 5/6 dbx files. See similar questions...

The Internet Connection Wizard makes short work of setting up your email box by walking you through each step for every e-mail account you set up. Start Outlook Express, and on the Tools menu, click Accounts. If the Internet Connection Wizard starts up automatically, skip ahead to step 4. On the 'Your Name' page of the wizard, type your name as you want it to appear to everyone who gets e-mail from you, and then click Next. See similar questions...

You can protect access to Outlook Express by restricting access to its executable file, msimn.exe, which is usually located in the C:\Program Files\Outlook Express folder. You can also protect individual folders used by Outlook Express by restricting access to the appropriate message files, located in the Store Folder of Outlook Express. See similar questions...

Outlook Express stores each mail folder as a separate file. Each filename ends with the extension "DBX" (example. inbox.dbx). These files are typically nested and are easier to select for backup by following these steps: The active inbox.dbx file will normally have a modified date matching the last time you opened Outlook Express. Note: In order to find these files you may need to change your folder view settings. See similar questions...

Advanced Outlook Express Repair supports to repair Microsoft Outlook Express 4.x mbx files and Outlook Express 5.x/6 dbx files. See similar questions...

This is normal. The damaged parts of your Outlook Express folder file will convert to zero size on output. The other common reason of file size decrease is when some of features of the original Outlook Express folder file are not supported and therefore absent from the recovered Outlook Express folder file. Demo-recovered Outlook Express folder file is smaller because it mostly consists of demo placeholders than actual data. See similar questions...

The imported CD music data is stored on the hard disks of your Kaleidescape Server(s), along with the data from imported DVDs. The CD music is imported and stored without losing any quality from data compression, and your CD and DVD data will all be protected against disk failure by Kaleidescape's proprietary RAID-K storage system. See similar questions...

Currently both Outlook and Outlook Express have a support category of -1 meaning Information Services believes there are problems associated with running this software in our environment so use of it is actively discouraged. See the Information Services Outlook advice web page (UoB access only) for a full explanation. See similar questions...

Unfortunately, no. I hope to eventually support Outlook Express, but this will require significant changes to Outport to support. See similar questions...

Advanced Outlook Express Recovery (AOEV) is a powerful tool to recover deleted emails from Outlook Express mail folders. It uses advanced technologies to scan the mail folders and retrieve deleted emails in them as many as possible. See similar questions...

A Section 4.5b How To Verify And Change Your Settings of Internet Texoma's How To directory has detailed instructions on setting up Outlook Express. See similar questions...

MS Outlook Express is email software and comes along with MS office suite. It will allow you to keep an address book, but it is not robust enough to be a true contact management software tool. For example, MS Outlook – not Outlook Express - can schedule a meeting with someone else and it will update your calendar and send and email to that person notifying them of the request for a meeting. Outlook Express is NOT recommended for use on campus. See similar questions...

The easiest way is to use a free service to transfer the files to your phone. You begin by uploading your file to the service. Then the service allows you to download the file to your phone. Many of these use your phone's telephone number to send a short email, with a link, that takes you directly to the download. But you'll need to read the instructions at those sites, since the method can vary. See similar questions...

Yes. You have a special option both in the Backup and in the Restore tabs that lets you delete any source or destination file that no longer exists. In case of Restore, every time a source file not existing into the backup archive is found a delete confirmation dialog box will appear allowing you to decide if the deletion is correct or not. This is a safe procedure. See similar questions...

Your data can be stored on any computer that has an Internet connection, BackUpStream installed, and a partner that is agreeable. You set up your partner relationships, we don't. Only you and your partner know where your data is and only you can retrieve it. Of course, for the ultimate backup protection you can store your data with more than one partner. See similar questions...

Outlook is the more fully functioned email client and personal information manager that is part of Microsoft Office. If you are interested in upgrading from Outlook Express to Outlook or Outlook 2002. Here are Microsoft's Outlook upgrade instructions: See similar questions...