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Step 1: Move your old data files. You installed Outlook on a new computer or a new hard disk and are ready to start using your old data. Although you can keep your data files in any folder, this is the default location that Outlook uses when creating .pst files. Note This location is a hidden folder.OP3, IMAP, and HTTP accounts. IMAP and HTTP accounts save your e-mail messages on a server, as does an Exchange account. As with any type of Outlook e-mail account, you can choose to archive or move items from the server into a local .pst file.
For more information about how to add email accounts to Outlook, see Add or remove an email account. Start Outlook. Start Windows Live Mail. In Windows Live Mail, click File or press ALT+M to show the File menu bar.On the File menu, point to Export, and then click Messages. In the Windows Live Mail Export Wizard, click Microsoft Exchange, and then click Next.Click OK when you see the following message: This will export messages from Windows Live Mail to Microsoft Outlook or Microsoft Exchange.To specify the files that you want to export, click All, and then click OK. Or, click Selected Folders, select the folders that you want to export, and then click OK.n Windows Live Mail, click File or press ALT+M to show the File menu bar. On the File menu, point to Export, and then click Messages. In the Windows Live Mail Export Wizard, click Microsoft Exchange, and then click Next. Click OK when you see the following message: