The Outlook Express mail folders are stored in a subfolder located under the
"Identities" folder.  Do a search of your now D drive for the Identities
folder and drill down from there.  There may be more than one subfolder; and
if so, you'll have to look at the date of the files to figure out which one
has been used recently.  Remember the path to these mail folders, and start
up Outlook Express.  Use it's import feature (File > Import > Messages).
You can point it to where you located your old files on the D drive by
browsing to them within the import wizard.

Importing your address book basically works the same way.  Do a search of
your D drive for *.wab.  Remember the path to it, and use the import feature
again, this time for your address book.

Hope this helps,

John Sproule

----- Abbreviated Original Message -----
From: "John Freibergs" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 3:30 PM
Subject: [PCBUILD] Transferring Outlook Express address book and messages


> I'm doing a complete reinstall of Win98se on a different drive which will
> be my new c drive.  I still have the old files on what is now d and need
>  >to figure out how to transfer my address book and messages from wherever
> they are on d to my new c drive.

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