Transfering emails from old computer to new computer

I have copied the DBX files ( Old emails) from Outlook  Express on my old computer onto an external hard drive and want to put them on Outlook on my new computer but I do not know how. I was able to do it for all my other files but cannnot get my old emails. Unfortunately HP charges $59.99 for help on this matter. Can someone help. Thanks

hotelddo wrote:
I have copied the DBX files ( Old emails) from Outlook  Express on my old computer onto an external hard drive and want to put them on Outlook on my new computer but I do not know how. I was able to do it for all my other files but cannnot get my old emails. Unfortunately HP charges $59.99 for help on this matter. Can someone help. Thanks
Try following these instructions.

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