It is assumed that Outlook has already been installed and configured with your mail account. In this scenario OE, WM or WLM contains all your messages and is located on the same computer as Outlook. Scenario 1: Outlook is located on the same computer Neither IMAP nor POP3 support synching the Calendar and Contacts folder, so these need to be migrated too. When you’ve created an additional folder structure outside your IMAP or POP3 account, these must be migrated as well. It could be that you’ve configured your account to leave a copy on the mail server, but this would not apply to sent items, nor would that maintain your folder structure. Simply configure your IMAP account in Outlook, and Outlook will start synching the emails.Įmails from a POP3 account are stored locally, so these need to be migrated. When you are using OE, WM or WLM with an IMAP account, then there is no need to migrate your emails as these are synced with the mail server. What data you need to migrate depends on which mail account your are using in OE, WM or WLM and which additional data you have stored in the application. – Outlook is used to refer to Microsoft Office Outlook. – WLM is used to refer to Windows Live Mail, – OE is used to refer to Outlook Express, Alternative: Import eml-files directly into Outlook.Scenario 3: You only have the message store files from OE, WM or WLM.Scenario 2: Outlook is located on another computer.Scenario 1: Outlook is located on the same computer.In addition to mail, this guide will also discuss how you can migrate your Contacts and Calendar. Migrating from Outlook Express, Windows Mail or Windows Live Mail to Microsoft Office Outlook used to be a relatively easy process but since these applications have been out of support for quite some time, it has become a bit more complicated to import this data into Outlook on the latest versions of Windows.
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