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Titolo: importare in oe 4.0

Salve,
il mio problema:
Devo trasportare i miei messaggi di Internet Mail (client di Internet
Explorer 3.0)che ho sul mio vecchio pc su un nuovo  pc che invece monta
Win 98 e I.E. 4.0; possibile che outlook express non prevede
l'importazione di messaggi da internet mail, ovvero il suo diretto
predecessore? so bene che se prima dell'installazione di i.e. 4.0 c'e'
internet mail, o.e. automaicamente importa i messaggi del predecessore:
ma tale via non posso seguirla in quanto su win 98 c'e' di base i.e.
4.0! 
Grazie dell'attenzione
Saluti
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Valerio Bellomo
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 4.0!
Prova a seguire le istruzioni del seguente articolo della MSKB:
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How to Import Internet Mail Messages into Outlook Express
The information in this article applies to:
Microsoft Outlook Express versions 4.0, 4.01 for Windows 95
Microsoft Outlook Express versions 4.0, 4.01 for Windows NT 4.0
SUMMARY
This article describes how to import Microsoft Internet Mail and News messages
into Outlook Express.
MORE INFORMATION
Outlook Express is an upgrade to Internet Mail and News. By default, Outlook
Express imports the Internet Mail and News message store during installation.
Outlook Express can import messages from Eudora Pro or Eudora Light (through
version 3.0), Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Windows
Messaging, Netscape Communicator, and Netscape Mail (version 2 or 3). However,
there is no command in Outlook Express to import Internet Mail and News messages
after installation.
To import Internet Mail and News messages into Outlook Express, copy the
Internet Mail and News mailbox (.mbx) files to the Outlook Express\Mail folder,
and then rebuild the Folders.nch file. To do this, follow these steps:
1. Quit Outlook Express.
2. Click Start, point to Find, and then click Files Or Folders.
3. In the Named box, type "*.mbx" (without quotation marks), and
    then click Find Now.
4. Rename the .mbx files that you want to import to Outlook Express.
    For example, rename the Inbox.mbx file to Inbox2.mbx.
   For information about how to rename a file, click Start, click Help,
   click the Index tab, type "renaming" (without quotation marks), and
   then double-click the "Renaming files" topic.
   NOTE: You must rename these files because Outlook Express has a file
   and folder structure similar to Internet Mail and News. If you do not
   rename these files, you may overwrite the existing mailbox files in the
   Outlook Express folder.
5. Copy the .mbx files to the Outlook Express\Mail folder. The Outlook
    Express\Mail folder is located in the following folder by default
      <path>\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook Express\Mail
   where <path> is the path to the Application Data folder.
6. Rename the Folders.nch file located in the Outlook Express\Mail folder.
   For example, rename the Folders.nch file to Folders.hcn.
   NOTE: When you rename the Folders.nch file, your current non-default
   folders are named Folder1, Folder2, Folder3, and so on. The Folders.nch
   file contains a list of the folder names. When you rename it, Outlook
   Express cannot find the list so it must re-create the folder names
   using default names.
7. Start Outlook Express.
When you start Outlook Express, the folders should appear in the Folder list.
You can then rename the folders or move mail messages between folders.
For more information about this issue, see the following articles in the
Microsoft Knowledge Base:
   ARTICLE-ID : Q163845
   TITLE      : Unable to Integrate Old Message Stores
   ARTICLE-ID : Q175589
   TITLE      : E-mail Programs Create Message Store in Different
                     Locations
   ARTICLE-ID : Q170607
   TITLE      : One Folder Is Created Importing Two Folders with Same Name
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