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Hii all,

can anyone help me about how to open the .dbx file??

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hepsi....
Jul 17 '07 #1
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Hii all,

can anyone help me about how to open the .dbx file??

thnx

hepsi....
Hi Hepsi. Do you have Outlook Express?

If so, the file that you want to open needs to be in the folder where OE expects to find its data. In OE, right click you Inbox and pull down to Properties. In the Inbox Properties dialog you'll see "This folder is stored in the following file:" Put your dbx in that folder (give it a name that doesn't try to replace any files in there) and restart OE. You dbx file should be in the Folders sidebar.
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