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Well I tried that and Windows Mail still says
"Messages cannot be imported from the MAPI Client. MAPI is not installed on this computer or an error occurred while installing it." I'm running Vista 64 Bit and want to import my Outlook 2003 mail to Windows Mail. Installed Outlook 2003 but MAPI error still occurs. Suggestions? "ksalter" wrote: I suspected as much, I'll post if that fixes it. I would expect that Windows Mail, like Outlook Express, needs to use Outlook to read the PST file. Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM |
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Can you export them from Outlook to Outlook Express on the old setup? If
so, the Import from Outlook Express may also have problems, but you can work around that by copying them a folder in Outlook Express as EML files to a folder you create, then copy that folder to Vista and drag/drop them from that folder into a mail folder in Windows Mail. There are many reported problems with importing into the 64 bit builds but the drag/drop routine of EML files works. Unfortunately, you cannot do it from Outlook since Outlook saves the files as MSG files which are binary in nature and not readable as EML which are basically Plain Text. -- Jim Pickering, MVP/Mail Programs Please reply to the newsgroup ONLY. "Scott" wrote in message ... Well I tried that and Windows Mail still says "Messages cannot be imported from the MAPI Client. MAPI is not installed on this computer or an error occurred while installing it." I'm running Vista 64 Bit and want to import my Outlook 2003 mail to Windows Mail. Installed Outlook 2003 but MAPI error still occurs. Suggestions? "ksalter" wrote: I suspected as much, I'll post if that fixes it. I would expect that Windows Mail, like Outlook Express, needs to use Outlook to read the PST file. Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM |
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Thanks Jim,
I was able to import my PST file into Express and then in turn import the Express DBX files into Windows Mail without any trouble. Aside from having to jump through a couple of hoops to get my old Outlook 2003 mail, I give Windows Mail a solid thumbs up. -Scott "Jim Pickering" wrote: Can you export them from Outlook to Outlook Express on the old setup? If so, the Import from Outlook Express may also have problems, but you can work around that by copying them a folder in Outlook Express as EML files to a folder you create, then copy that folder to Vista and drag/drop them from that folder into a mail folder in Windows Mail. There are many reported problems with importing into the 64 bit builds but the drag/drop routine of EML files works. Unfortunately, you cannot do it from Outlook since Outlook saves the files as MSG files which are binary in nature and not readable as EML which are basically Plain Text. -- Jim Pickering, MVP/Mail Programs Please reply to the newsgroup ONLY. |
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The TR seems to have clean up most importing issues at least in Vista
"Scott" wrote in message ... Well I tried that and Windows Mail still says "Messages cannot be imported from the MAPI Client. MAPI is not installed on this computer or an error occurred while installing it." I'm running Vista 64 Bit and want to import my Outlook 2003 mail to Windows Mail. Installed Outlook 2003 but MAPI error still occurs. Suggestions? "ksalter" wrote: I suspected as much, I'll post if that fixes it. I would expect that Windows Mail, like Outlook Express, needs to use Outlook to read the PST file. Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM |
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I am unable to delete the empty "Imported Folder" folder(s). I select them
for deletion, a pop-up box asks if I am sure, I select "Yes"...but they remain. |