Things You'll Need:
- Computer
- Microsoft Windows
- Outlook Express Email
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Step 1
Locate the folder or media for your backup. If it is on a CD, external backup hard drive or USB drive, go ahead and insert that into the drive on your computer. The file will appear on your computer screen. Hopefully you named it something easy to remember that you can quickly locate and click on.
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Step 2
Open up Outlook Express on the file menu on the top of your screen, click "Import," and then "Other Address Book."
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Step 3
Select the text file choice and then import.
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Step 4
To locate your stored addresses from the file on the media (CD, USB or other backup media) select browse and then find your file. The file should end with .csv.
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Step 5
Click on "Open" and then "Next."
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Step 6
Wait a few minutes, click "OK" and "Close" this screen.














Comments
storey64 said
on 8/3/2009 I have Outlook email saved on an USB and want to open them in Gmail. What do I have to do?
MidniteWriter said
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Diablo2 said
on 2/5/2008 Outlook was one of my main "obstacles" while working on the technical helpdesk side; but at the same time Outlook makes one feel so much more relaxed thanks to its easy navigation. Much better than Lotus Notes, anyway. Thanks, I have to keep this article handy!