Download hotmail folders to outlook express

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Select a location to save the email s. Using the file explorer in the Save As window, navigate to the folder where you want to save the email s and click Ok. Set a filename. In the version of Outlook, the subject of the email becomes the filename when you download a single email. For , enter the filename into the Filename field. The email will then be saved in the location you selected under the filename you entered for version.

Method 4. Click the Folder you want to export. Use the sidebar to the left to select an email folder. Click Import and Export. Click Export. It's in the "Import and Export" menu. Click Next in the pop-up.

You will be given a set of options to select from. You can use the drop-down menu next to "Save as Type" to select a file type.

Select the folder you want to save your backup files in. Use the File Explorer window to select where you want to save your file to. Give your backup a name and click Next. Use the filed next to "Filename" to give the backup file a name. This saves the email folder as a backup file. Method 5. Launch Outlook Express. If you have Outlook Express on your computer, you can use it to download your email messages. Double-click its icon on the desktop or find it in the Programs menu. Add an account. After opening Outlook Express, use the following steps to add an account.

Click the Tools menu. Select the Accounts option. Click Add under "All". Select Mail. Enter the required information. Use the following steps to enter the required information: Enter a name for the account next to "Display Name".

Enter the email address that you want to download emails from and click Next. Enter your login details and click Finish. You will be directed to a new window asking for login details. Set the advanced settings. For example, if your account size is 1. If your account size does happen to exactly reach the 2-MB limit, your account will be automatically disabled.

Once that happens, all messages sent to the Hotmail account will be returned to the sender. Of course, you can still sign in, so you can delete messages. Once you do, your account will be reenabled. Integrating your Hotmail account into Outlook Express In order to take advantage of the archiving technique that helps you work around this size limit issue, you must integrate your Hotmail account into Outlook Express.

Fortunately, doing so is a pretty straightforward procedure. The following instructions pertain specifically to Outlook Express 6; however, the procedure is very similar in Outlook Express 5. A dialog box will appear giving you the option to save a summary of the operation. Otherwise, you can download it from the Microsoft store. As soon as you launch the application, it will ask you what kind of account you wish to use.

Select Outlook and use your Hotmail address and password to log in. The Mail app will automatically link to your account and download all your email from Outlook. To download any email, all you have to do is open it and click on the three horizontal dots in the top-right corner.

Select Save As from the drop-down menu and choose a destination for your email. This is the simplest, most straightforward way to save your email messages.

The only downside is that you will have to save each message individually. First, if you have a paid Hotmail account, then I suggest you simply configure Outlook Express to download your email. I believe Outlook Express uses a private webmail protocol that might well support folders.

Make sure that you then copy all your Hotmail folders to the personal folders on your machine — simply dragging and dropping the folders or the messages should do.

Outlook Express support for free accounts is being phased out. If it does work, consider yourself very lucky and follow the instructions above for paid accounts. And do it soon, because your ability to read Hotmail in Outlook Express is going away sooner or later.

Some claim to be free and are not. And in almost all cases, you need to provide your Hotmail user ID and password to a third party. That makes me really uncomfortable and sounds like a great scam for stealing your account. But if they work, they are a solution. I stumbled onto a similar solution while researching this article that I feel better about.

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Hi all. Just tried the webmail extension on my Hotmail. Works well.