Details required : characters remaining Cancel Submit. I came across this post whilst searching for some information regarding where Outlook stores contacts. However I would suggest that you may not get many responses to your question as you have posted in a 'dead' thread - I say dead as the thread has not been updated since ! Imported my old pst files to populate Outlook email and everything came across OK including Contacts and Calendar.
BUT, I usually back-up my Contacts list and calendar so I have it in case of a crash and also to copy to my laptop for when I'm traveling, also to import to webmail, etc. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.
I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Firstly you should NOT have used the import function at all.
You may well find that you will run into problems with your data having done that. Thank you! My Blog. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site.
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For information on how to perform that task, see How to unhide folders and file name extensions. For Microsoft accounts, Exchange accounts, or Outlook. You may have an Offline Folders. You can't move that file from one computer to another. You can find the various files that make up your Outlook signatures in one of the following locations:. Stationery can be stored in two different locations depending on whether you have the bit or bit version of Outlook installed. You can find the various files that make up your Outlook stationery in one of the following locations:.
You can find the various files that make up your custom Outlook forms in one of the following locations:. Any Outlook templates you've created are stored in one of two places.
Templates will have an. Your send and receive settings include which accounts are checked at what frequency. You can find your send and receive settings file in one of the following locations. The file will have an. You can move this file to a new computer and retain your information. Moving a. If you need to set up Outlook on a new computer, copy your. You can then open the. The location of your. You can find your. Tip: If your Outlook Data File. Learn How to remove an Outlook. Important: Office is no longer supported.
Upgrade to Microsoft to work anywhere from any device and continue to receive support. Upgrade now. Note: Your configuration might not include all of these files as some are created only when you customize Outlook features.
Some of the folders might be hidden folders. To display hidden folders in Windows, do the following:. To locate Folder Options , in the search box at the top of window, type Folder Options. On the View tab, under Advanced settings, under Files and Folders , under Hidden files and folders , select Show hidden files and folders. Windows General. Turn on suggestions. Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type.
Showing results for. Search instead for. Did you mean:. Last reply by maryeleek Unsolved. I had the same computer for years and had all my outlook emails saved on that computer. Well, the day finally came where the computer just needed to be replaced my old computer was 10 years old!
I didn't want to lose all my emails that I had stored over the years and had no idea where to start even trying to get them to be on my new computer. Nobody I knew or called was able to answer the question for me so I started searching online for a solution. That's when I came across Outlook Import Wizard. Read more My migration is now completed, thanks to your software.
I used Outlook Import to convert about 10, emails located in hundreds of directories and Outlook Export Wizard to convert my. My Mac has indexed all these files with Spotlight - it was not automatically done but I managed to force it to do so.
I am now ready for with a brand new Apple environment. Once again thank you very much for your valuable support and exceptional reactivity! I wish you and the whole Outlook Import team a very joyful and successful year ! I was using Windows Live Mail , which randomly decided not to work one day. So I urgently needed to restore all the. Your Outlook Import Wizard did the job perfectly, quickly restoring hundreds and hundreds of emails into outlook replicating the original folder structure I had.
It literally saved the day. Many thanks for a very useful and functional app. Just need a program now that removes duplicate emails across several sub-folders. I am a fan of Mozilla's Thunderbird email client and have used it on my work computer for years. Recently, however, my company installed an Exchange server to handle our email hosting it had previously been through a third-party service.
So, in order take advantage of the capabilities of our Exchange server , I had to migrate from Thunderbird to MS Outlook. In looking for an easy way to accomplish this, I found that I was not alone in the need to convert from Thunderbird to Outlook , and I was somewhat surprised that there seems to be no one-stop solution for this.
I first had to convert Thunderbird's mbox files to eml , and then use Outlook Import Wizard software to import the eml files into Outlook. Your software was easy to use and seemed to work fine. I used the wizard as a way to import eml files into Outlook.
Basically, my company moved us to Outlook, and I wanted to get emails from Thunderbird under Outlook as well. Now I have all my old email and current email under Outlook on one computer. It worked fine. I can't really say too much as I was following instructions I found on the web on how to do this with outlookimport.
My initial reaction was that it probably wouldn't have been obvious, had I not had the instructions. It seemed like I was bypassing the main page to do the import. For what that's worth Hi, I had tried one mbox to eml converter but it didn't deal with a folder structure which meant converting folder by folder of which I probably had over a , the Outlook Import Wizard appeared to manage folder structures without a problem and it took me about 5 minutes to do the conversion.
Worth the cost in the time saving alone. I wanted to import all my old saved emails into Outlook. The cost of the program compared to the cost of my own time was a real time saver and the low price made it even more attractive The fact that it works so good and fast was also a big asset to me.
My only suggestion would be to see if you could make a conversion program to import Vista contacts into Outlook as well. I'm sure, once more people realize this when they make the upgrade, you will be seeing more business. I found your software while doing an internet search and it appeared high up in my Google search. The software did exact what I wanted. It was a great piece of software and it did what it advertised. Due to an acquisition of my company, I am moving from using Entourage on the Mac to using Outlook again.
I am thus moving over the folders of email history from Entourage. The only suggestions I would have would be to be able to directly convert an. I used your product for a VERY specific problem that I think many consumers are going to have, and that is converting from Windows Vista Mail to now windows 7 , which offers either windows mail live useless or add outlook, so I had to buy Outlook, and outlook did not want to import Vista mail directly, so I had to convert my dbx files over to a pst files for outlook to recognize my mail so I was able to properly import it, why Microsoft did not think of this I will never know, buts it typical, that's all I can say about Microsoft.
Thanks for your product, it saved 10 years business email history. They did not build a converter into the new operating system, and forgot that not everyone rushed out to buy the latest Microsoft Office or Microsoft Outlook to go along with the new operating system. I have Office and that version of Outlook does not know how to import. A friend had suffered partial damage to the hard disk on a Vista equipped computer.
He used Vista Winmail for his email. I was able to salvage the email files from the hard disk, but I did not have access to a Vista computer.
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