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If I upgrade to Outlook from OE, do I lose folder organization, message rules, anything?
I've been using OE since the beginning of time, and have accumulated bunches
o' message rules, folder organization to go along with them, etc. If I were to install Outlook from my Office 2003, would I have to do it all over again? About all I'm interested in is getting Outlook's calendar. Thanks for your help. Bill |
If I upgrade to Outlook from OE, do I lose folder organization, message rules, anything?
I don't think rules import, only messages, but I could be wrong. You could
ask in an Outlook newsgroup. steve "RE" don't mail wrote in message ... I've been using OE since the beginning of time, and have accumulated bunches o' message rules, folder organization to go along with them, etc. If I were to install Outlook from my Office 2003, would I have to do it all over again? About all I'm interested in is getting Outlook's calendar. Thanks for your help. Bill |
If I upgrade to Outlook from OE, do I lose folder organization, message rules, anything?
If all you want is a calendar............
OEComplete Calendar For Outlook Express: http://www.cellarstone.com/oecomplete.htm But you will have a short wait. From that site: "Thanks for your interest in our product. We would like to inform you that our products are off the market and will be re-released shortly." You can sign up to be notified when the products are back on the market. -- Bruce Hagen MS-MVP Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "RE" don't mail wrote in message ... I've been using OE since the beginning of time, and have accumulated bunches o' message rules, folder organization to go along with them, etc. If I were to install Outlook from my Office 2003, would I have to do it all over again? About all I'm interested in is getting Outlook's calendar. Thanks for your help. Bill |
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