I was told in order to selectively backup Outlook Express email files, I
should go to folder under Tools -> Options -> Maintenance -> Store Folder,
and copy and paste the dbx files that I needed. And back these up.

When I came to restoring dbx files backup using this process, it was not
took a very long time, and I would describe it as a work around.

What would be the best process for selectively backing up and restoring dbx
files?

For info on backup/restore, please read the info at this website:
http://www.insideoe.com/backup/index.htm
--
Jim Pickering, MVP, Outlook Express
https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/pr...8-1171988A62D6
Please deliver feedback to the newsgroup, so that others can be helped.
Thanks.


"Pejman" <Pejman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5A9C5ACE-74C0-4BDF-8655-9621EDA5D5A0@microsoft.com...
>I was told in order to selectively backup Outlook Express email files, I
> should go to folder under Tools -> Options -> Maintenance -> Store Folder,
> and copy and paste the dbx files that I needed. And back these up.
>
> When I came to restoring dbx files backup using this process, it was not
> took a very long time, and I would describe it as a work around.
>
> What would be the best process for selectively backing up and restoring
> dbx
> files?
>

"Pejman" <Pejman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5A9C5ACE-74C0-4BDF-8655-9621EDA5D5A0@microsoft.com...
>I was told in order to selectively backup Outlook Express email files, I
> should go to folder under Tools -> Options -> Maintenance -> Store Folder,
> and copy and paste the dbx files that I needed. And back these up.
>
> When I came to restoring dbx files backup using this process, it was not
> took a very long time, and I would describe it as a work around.
>
> What would be the best process for selectively backing up and restoring
> dbx
> files?
>


Create a Backup folder.
Copy the dbx file (drag and drop is a lot faster) from the message store
folder to the backup folder.
That's all that is needed.

BUT should you want to do more, yes I do mean more and this isn't a 60
second sale either. I'm gonna drop the low price of FREE even lower to free.

You can get a FREE program (unlike one that will be offered by someone who
does nothing but advertise a product that cost$ and provides absolutely no
help in the newsgroups, all they do is look for messages to reply to so they
can spam their program ) that is available at http://www.oehelp.com Note
this one is FREE. It's always been free.

What it will backup is:
the message stores (dbx files)
the registry settings for the current user (stored within the
Identites backup folder should multiple Identites be used)
the complete Identities subkey which includes message rules, blocked
senders, etc for all Identities in the user profile (Windows logon).
the Address Book
I think that's it but I have another one tucked away that clones
Idenitities, creates Identities, exports messages rules to Text or HTML for
viewing (should you want to keep up with it), change resgistry settings (OE
closed of course) and I don't recall what all of it does but it's a lot more
than anything else you'll find and if I could generate enough support for
putting it back online for additional testing, I might just do that in time
for Christmas (yes I said the word, Christmas and not to offend anyone, if
offended, tough, I'm 6 foot and 215 lbs of meanness)

It's a backup program. which means it backs up the files to a folder you set
(even works on a flashdrive from what I was told) which should not be
confused with something to move the data to another computer *but can be
done if you know the secret handshake.

A backup of the message stores will not contain any new messages that were
received AFTER the last backup.

When backing up and restoring, be sure to use the same Identity or OE won't
recognize the messages (that's OE's fault not mine) and should you need to
restore old files, the program does that too.


And did I mention it's Free. No charge. Just download and install.

It comes three different ways:
Complete installation package with Visual Basic 6 runtimes should they
not be installed
Installation with out VB6 Runtimes if you already have them installed.
Just the stand alone .exe file that you can run from anyway, no
installation required if you have the VB6 runtimes installed.

Installation packages create Start menu shortcuts and VB6 runtimes (if
needed).

And while at the OEHelp site, grab the OETool which adds additional buttons
to the toolbar (one of them a quick backup). I know the author (it's his web
site), it's a good FREE tool. That's right, we're giving those two products
away for FREE.

If you want to know more before proceeding with a FREE download, email me,
just change the .oops with .com in my email address and put the words
OEBackuip in the subject line (so I can see it from the spam that still
comes thru) and I'll be happy to talk to you about it.

Hello,

Have a look to the SafeMail utility at
http://www.qwhale.com/products/safemail/

Trial version (limited to backing up up to 10 message folders) of SafeMail
can be downloaded from
http://www.qwhale.com/download/safem...Install105.zip

Should you have any questions regarding SafeMail please don't hesitate to
write us:
mailto:contact@qwhale.com.

--
Andrey Medvedev
Quantum Whale,
www.qwhale.com

"Pejman" <Pejman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5A9C5ACE-74C0-4BDF-8655-9621EDA5D5A0@microsoft.com...
>I was told in order to selectively backup Outlook Express email files, I
> should go to folder under Tools -> Options -> Maintenance -> Store Folder,
> and copy and paste the dbx files that I needed. And back these up.
>
> When I came to restoring dbx files backup using this process, it was not
> took a very long time, and I would describe it as a work around.
>
> What would be the best process for selectively backing up and restoring
> dbx
> files?
>

"DGuess" <majik@mindspring.oops> wrote in message
news:OuQ6u6fAGHA.1460@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> "Pejman" <Pejman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:5A9C5ACE-74C0-4BDF-8655-9621EDA5D5A0@microsoft.com...
>>I was told in order to selectively backup Outlook Express email files, I
>> should go to folder under Tools -> Options -> Maintenance -> Store
>> Folder,
>> and copy and paste the dbx files that I needed. And back these up.
>>
>> When I came to restoring dbx files backup using this process, it was not
>> took a very long time, and I would describe it as a work around.
>>
>> What would be the best process for selectively backing up and restoring
>> dbx
>> files?
>>
>
>
> Create a Backup folder.
> Copy the dbx file (drag and drop is a lot faster) from the message store
> folder to the backup folder.
> That's all that is needed.
>
> BUT should you want to do more, yes I do mean more and this isn't a 60
> second sale either. I'm gonna drop the low price of FREE even lower to
> free.
>
> You can get a FREE program (unlike one that will be offered by someone who
> does nothing but advertise a product that cost$ and provides absolutely no
> help in the newsgroups, all they do is look for messages to reply to so
> they can spam their program ) that is available at http://www.oehelp.com
> Note this one is FREE. It's always been free.
>
> What it will backup is:
> the message stores (dbx files)
> the registry settings for the current user (stored within the
> Identites backup folder should multiple Identites be used)
> the complete Identities subkey which includes message rules, blocked
> senders, etc for all Identities in the user profile (Windows logon).
> the Address Book
> I think that's it but I have another one tucked away that clones
> Idenitities, creates Identities, exports messages rules to Text or HTML
> for viewing (should you want to keep up with it), change resgistry
> settings (OE closed of course) and I don't recall what all of it does but
> it's a lot more than anything else you'll find and if I could generate
> enough support for putting it back online for additional testing, I might
> just do that in time for Christmas (yes I said the word, Christmas and not
> to offend anyone, if offended, tough, I'm 6 foot and 215 lbs of meanness)
>
> It's a backup program. which means it backs up the files to a folder you
> set (even works on a flashdrive from what I was told) which should not be
> confused with something to move the data to another computer *but can be
> done if you know the secret handshake.
>
> A backup of the message stores will not contain any new messages that
> were received AFTER the last backup.
>
> When backing up and restoring, be sure to use the same Identity or OE
> won't recognize the messages (that's OE's fault not mine) and should you
> need to restore old files, the program does that too.
>
>
> And did I mention it's Free. No charge. Just download and install.
>
> It comes three different ways:
> Complete installation package with Visual Basic 6 runtimes should they
> not be installed
> Installation with out VB6 Runtimes if you already have them installed.
> Just the stand alone .exe file that you can run from anyway, no
> installation required if you have the VB6 runtimes installed.
>
> Installation packages create Start menu shortcuts and VB6 runtimes (if
> needed).
>
> And while at the OEHelp site, grab the OETool which adds additional
> buttons to the toolbar (one of them a quick backup). I know the author
> (it's his web site), it's a good FREE tool. That's right, we're giving
> those two products away for FREE.
>
> If you want to know more before proceeding with a FREE download, email me,
> just change the .oops with .com in my email address and put the words
> OEBackuip in the subject line (so I can see it from the spam that still
> comes thru) and I'll be happy to talk to you about it.
>
>
>

You might mention that its free.

steve

Steve Cochran wrote:
> > > I was told in order to selectively backup Outlook Express email
> > > files, I should go to folder under Tools -> Options -> Maintenance ->
> > > Store Folder,
> > > and copy and paste the dbx files that I needed. And back these up.
> > >
> > > When I came to restoring dbx files backup using this process, it was
> > > not took a very long time, and I would describe it as a work around.
> > >
> > > What would be the best process for selectively backing up and
> > > restoring dbx
> > > files?
> > >
> > Create a Backup folder.
> > Copy the dbx file (drag and drop is a lot faster) from the message store
> > folder to the backup folder.
> > That's all that is needed.
> >
> > BUT should you want to do more, yes I do mean more and this isn't a 60
> > second sale either. I'm gonna drop the low price of FREE even lower to
> > free.
> >
> > You can get a FREE program (unlike one that will be offered by someone
> > who does nothing but advertise a product that cost$ and provides
> > absolutely no help in the newsgroups, all they do is look for messages
> > to reply to so they can spam their program ) that is available at
> > http://www.oehelp.com Note this one is FREE. It's always been free.
> >
> > What it will backup is:
> > the message stores (dbx files)
> > the registry settings for the current user (stored within the
> > Identites backup folder should multiple Identites be used)
> > the complete Identities subkey which includes message rules,
> > blocked senders, etc for all Identities in the user profile (Windows
> > logon). the Address Book
> > I think that's it but I have another one tucked away that clones
> > Idenitities, creates Identities, exports messages rules to Text or HTML
> > for viewing (should you want to keep up with it), change resgistry
> > settings (OE closed of course) and I don't recall what all of it does
> > but it's a lot more than anything else you'll find and if I could
> > generate enough support for putting it back online for additional
> > testing, I might just do that in time for Christmas (yes I said the
> > word, Christmas and not to offend anyone, if offended, tough, I'm 6
> > foot and 215 lbs of meanness) It's a backup program. which means it
> > backs up the files to a folder you
> > set (even works on a flashdrive from what I was told) which should not
> > be confused with something to move the data to another computer *but
> > can be done if you know the secret handshake.
> >
> > A backup of the message stores will not contain any new messages that
> > were received AFTER the last backup.
> >
> > When backing up and restoring, be sure to use the same Identity or OE
> > won't recognize the messages (that's OE's fault not mine) and should you
> > need to restore old files, the program does that too.
> > And did I mention it's Free. No charge. Just download and install.
> >
> > It comes three different ways:
> > Complete installation package with Visual Basic 6 runtimes should they
> > not be installed
> > Installation with out VB6 Runtimes if you already have them installed.
> > Just the stand alone .exe file that you can run from anyway, no
> > installation required if you have the VB6 runtimes installed.
> >
> > Installation packages create Start menu shortcuts and VB6 runtimes (if
> > needed).
> >
> > And while at the OEHelp site, grab the OETool which adds additional
> > buttons to the toolbar (one of them a quick backup). I know the author
> > (it's his web site), it's a good FREE tool. That's right, we're giving
> > those two products away for FREE.
> >
> > If you want to know more before proceeding with a FREE download, email
> > me, just change the .oops with .com in my email address and put the
> > words OEBackuip in the subject line (so I can see it from the spam that
> > still comes thru) and I'll be happy to talk to you about it.
> >
>
> You might mention that its free.

Did he say it's FREE?
--
~PAÞ

>>
>> You might mention that its free.
>
> Did he say it's FREE?



I forgot to mention that.

But was I right on the other one that would post? Absolutely.....

DGuess wrote:
> > > You might mention that its free.
> >
> > Did he say it's FREE?
>
> I forgot to mention that.
>
> But was I right on the other one that would post? Absolutely.....

So it /is/ FREE?!

"PA Bear" <PABearMVP@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:eyumugmAGHA.204@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl
> Steve Cochran wrote:
>>>> I was told in order to selectively backup Outlook Express email
>>>> files, I should go to folder under Tools -> Options -> Maintenance
>>>> -> Store Folder,
>>>> and copy and paste the dbx files that I needed. And back these up.
>>>>
>>>> When I came to restoring dbx files backup using this process, it
>>>> was not took a very long time, and I would describe it as a work
>>>> around.
>>>>
>>>> What would be the best process for selectively backing up and
>>>> restoring dbx
>>>> files?
>>>>
>>> Create a Backup folder.
>>> Copy the dbx file (drag and drop is a lot faster) from the message
>>> store folder to the backup folder.
>>> That's all that is needed.
>>>
>>> BUT should you want to do more, yes I do mean more and this isn't a
>>> 60 second sale either. I'm gonna drop the low price of FREE even
>>> lower to free.
>>>
>>> You can get a FREE program (unlike one that will be offered by
>>> someone who does nothing but advertise a product that cost$ and
>>> provides absolutely no help in the newsgroups, all they do is look
>>> for messages to reply to so they can spam their program ) that is
>>> available at http://www.oehelp.com Note this one is FREE. It's
>>> always been free.
>>>
>>> What it will backup is:
>>> the message stores (dbx files)
>>> the registry settings for the current user (stored within the
>>> Identites backup folder should multiple Identites be used)
>>> the complete Identities subkey which includes message rules,
>>> blocked senders, etc for all Identities in the user profile (Windows
>>> logon). the Address Book
>>> I think that's it but I have another one tucked away that
>>> clones Idenitities, creates Identities, exports messages rules to
>>> Text or HTML for viewing (should you want to keep up with it),
>>> change resgistry settings (OE closed of course) and I don't recall
>>> what all of it does but it's a lot more than anything else you'll
>>> find and if I could generate enough support for putting it back
>>> online for additional testing, I might just do that in time for
>>> Christmas (yes I said the word, Christmas and not to offend anyone,
>>> if offended, tough, I'm 6 foot and 215 lbs of meanness) It's a
>>> backup program. which means it backs up the files to a folder you
>>> set (even works on a flashdrive from what I was told) which should
>>> not be confused with something to move the data to another
>>> computer *but can be done if you know the secret handshake.
>>>
>>> A backup of the message stores will not contain any new messages
>>> that were received AFTER the last backup.
>>>
>>> When backing up and restoring, be sure to use the same Identity or
>>> OE won't recognize the messages (that's OE's fault not mine) and
>>> should you need to restore old files, the program does that too.
>>> And did I mention it's Free. No charge. Just download and install.
>>>
>>> It comes three different ways:
>>> Complete installation package with Visual Basic 6 runtimes should
>>> they not be installed
>>> Installation with out VB6 Runtimes if you already have them
>>> installed. Just the stand alone .exe file that you can run from
>>> anyway, no installation required if you have the VB6 runtimes
>>> installed.
>>>
>>> Installation packages create Start menu shortcuts and VB6 runtimes
>>> (if needed).
>>>
>>> And while at the OEHelp site, grab the OETool which adds additional
>>> buttons to the toolbar (one of them a quick backup). I know the
>>> author (it's his web site), it's a good FREE tool. That's right,
>>> we're giving those two products away for FREE.
>>>
>>> If you want to know more before proceeding with a FREE download,
>>> email me, just change the .oops with .com in my email address and
>>> put the words OEBackuip in the subject line (so I can see it from
>>> the spam that still comes thru) and I'll be happy to talk to you
>>> about it.
>>>
>>
>> You might mention that its free.
>
> Did he say it's FREE?

I think so. In case he didn't, it's FREE.

--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE
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"PA Bear" <PABearMVP@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:ujWWS5mAGHA.272@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> DGuess wrote:
>> > > You might mention that its free.
>> >
>> > Did he say it's FREE?
>>
>> I forgot to mention that.
>>
>> But was I right on the other one that would post? Absolutely.....
>
> So it /is/ FREE?!


Quite possibility from what I hear.