The PROBLEM is that I have MS Outlook on my computer. I would like to either have it moved to my other computer or somehow be able to view it in webmail.

The computer I have it on now is WINDOWS XP Home Edition.
The other, WIndows XP Media Center Edition.

I you need any more information, just ask.


Thank you If you have Microsoft Office Installed on ONE computer...and have the software for it...you should be able to install it on the other computer...and then perform an export/import.

Or...you can configure Microsoft Outlook to save a copy of your email on your mail server. This way you can view the email locally and through your webmail application, as well.

Just remember...if you delete the email from the mail server (via webmail)...that particular email will be gone for good.

Now...if you want to export any email from Outlook, you can do so...and then import it into the email client you're using on the other computer. It just depends on whether or not the email client on the new computer can import these files from Outlook. If not...then you're out of luck.

The best way...would be to just have any additional email coming in...saved on the server.Quote from: Saviour on June 08, 2008, 12:02:56 PM

If you have Microsoft Office Installed on one computer...and have the software for it...you should be able to install it on the other computer...and then perform an export/import.

Sanman, is transferring your MS Office software from one computer to another a feasible option for you?

Moving your email to another computer

Quote from: Saviour on June 09, 2008, 06:04:59 AM

Moving your email to another computer

That's one way of doing it, but my preference would be to just export to a .pst file, copy that file over to the other computer, then import it into Outlook on that computer.

From Microsoft: File types you can import or export