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February 28th 06, 03:42 PM
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view old messages from another email account
I have just set up a new account in Outlook 2003 and it only shows me email
from today. I want to view old mail too. 
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February 28th 06, 03:54 PM
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view old messages from another email account
On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 07:42:28 -0800, jennifermonica wrote:
I have just set up a new account in Outlook 2003 and it only shows me email from today. I want to view old mail too. When you say "I have just set up a new account in Outlook 2003" what EXACTLY do you mean? Do you mean you have set up a new Outlook profile, in which case you need to copy the emails from your old profile to your new, or, do you mean you have set up a new POP account? In which case, your old emails are still in your current pst file. Please give us some more information as to your setup, your ISP, and what exactly you did. -- Gordon Burgess-Parker Interim Systems and Management Accounting www.gbpcomputing.co.uk
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February 28th 06, 04:07 PM
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Sorry, I have set up a new POP account today. All the emails are still there
when i log into that email address from the homepage but but when i try to vew them through outlook it only show mail from today. "Gordon" wrote: On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 07:42:28 -0800, jennifermonica wrote: I have just set up a new account in Outlook 2003 and it only shows me email from today. I want to view old mail too. When you say "I have just set up a new account in Outlook 2003" what EXACTLY do you mean? Do you mean you have set up a new Outlook profile, in which case you need to copy the emails from your old profile to your new, or, do you mean you have set up a new POP account? In which case, your old emails are still in your current pst file. Please give us some more information as to your setup, your ISP, and what exactly you did. -- Gordon Burgess-Parker Interim Systems and Management Accounting www.gbpcomputing.co.uk
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February 28th 06, 04:32 PM
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view old messages from another email account
On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 08:07:27 -0800, jennifermonica wrote:
Sorry, I have set up a new POP account today. All the emails are still there when i log into that email address from the homepage but but when i try to vew them through outlook it only show mail from today. That's because if your POP account was only set up today, then how can you have emails in that account older than that? All your OTHER emails have presumably been sent to your PREVIOUS email account. they should still be in your Inbox in Outlook (or whatever folders you moved them to....) -- Gordon Burgess-Parker Interim Systems and Management Accounting www.gbpcomputing.co.uk
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