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So, three days ago, my wife and I both woke up with intense muscle aches. The weird part is—we haven't changed a single thing in our routine. Same bed, our little girl sleeping between us, no drafts since the doors are shut and we only have a window cracked open. Everything has been exactly the same for months... What’s even stranger is how this pain just "travels" all over the body. Our forearms are aching—for instance, my left calf was hurting, but now that’s mostly gone. It’s hard to find any real answers online because "muscle pain" is such a broad term—you just get a million vague results and nothing helpful.
Take me, for example—three days ago my forearms weren't bad, but now they are. My biceps were hurting before, but now they're feeling better. We aren't eating anything different... The pain is actually bad enough that I can barely close my pants pocket—she’s struggling with it too. My wife is dealing with really sharp pains in her fingers, though I don't have that. It's just very strange.
Could this be something widespread, like some kind of virus or something else? We honestly have no clue. Thanks.
Kyle Johnson2 said:There isn't really another way—assuming those *.dbx files were saved correctly—other than finding a machine with an unused version of Outlook Express 6 and Outlook installed. First, you'd need to import your backed-up messages into Outlook Express 6, then move them from there into Outlook, and finally export everything to a *.pst file. I don't see any other solution at this point...
The thing is, there isn't actually a separate "Computer A." Both Computer A and B are really just the same machine... Basically, the folder containing all those emails was sitting on a different partition—not the system drive. So, I went ahead and reinstalled everything and moved up to Windows 7. This means the email folder itself is still there... but Outlook Express 6 is long gone! Now that I'm on Windows 7, I don't have OE 6 anymore—it's either Microsoft Office Outlook or Windows Live Mail instead. I've tried importing that old email folder from my previous Windows XP setup into both versions, but nothing is working... no luck at all.
Kyle Johnson2 said:You’ve basically got two ways to go here
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I tried Googling it myself and found those results. But—shocker—none of them actually work. Right now, I just have a folder full of old emails from Outlook Express 6 sitting on my drive... I just finished installing Windows 7, but there’s no option in Outlook to point it toward a specific folder. So, still stuck. Any other ideas? 🙂
Is there a way to do this—and if so, how exactly? I'm trying to import my old "mail" folder from back in the Windows XP days into Outlook Express 6... any tips?
Anyway—that mail client is basically a more advanced version of Outlook. In my opinion, it’s honestly one of the best clients out there. 👍
I might give it another shot, though I used it ages ago and didn't really vibe with it for some reason... Can't quite recall why. But even then, it doesn't fix the issue with that old "mail" folder from Express 6...
Is there any way to import a mail folder from Outlook Express 6 directly into Microsoft Office Outlook? The setup I'm looking at is Microsoft Office Outlook running on Windows 7, but the actual "mail" folder from Outlook Express 6 is sitting on an old Windows XP machine.