[dangelosen]

I am not a technical person I tried many tools that convert DBX file in PST file format. I'm not able to use the tool properly. If you have any tool that converts easily please mention below

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Hi, You don't need any special tools to achieve this, so I guess you may have been wasting your time in trying to use different tools.

 

If both applications ( Outlook Express, which creates .dbx files and Microsoft Office Outlook that creates .pst files) are both on the same computer then it's simply a case of opening Microsoft Office Outlook and then from the File menu importing the dbx data. Microsoft Office Outlook will then do the rest automatically for you.

 

If the applications are on different computers then there is an additional step.... first convert the Outlook Express data into Windows Live Mail and from there import into Microsoft Office Outlook.

 

These are simple quick and efficient methods that are tried and tested over many years.

 

Regards

paws

PS I am locking this topic as the subject can tend to attract spammers who sometimes try and insert active links for paid for programmes that attempt to do the same thing!

[paws]

Hi, You don't need any special tools to achieve this, so I guess you may have been wasting your time in trying to use different tools.

 

If both applications ( Outlook Express, which creates .dbx files and Microsoft Office Outlook that creates .pst files) are both on the same computer then it's simply a case of opening Microsoft Office Outlook and then from the File menu importing the dbx data. Microsoft Office Outlook will then do the rest automatically for you.

 

If the applications are on different computers then there is an additional step.... first convert the Outlook Express data into Windows Live Mail and from there import into Microsoft Office Outlook.

 

These are simple quick and efficient methods that are tried and tested over many years.

 

Regards

paws

PS I am locking this topic as the subject can tend to attract spammers who sometimes try and insert active links for paid for programmes that attempt to do the same thing!