Copy emails from Outlook 2003 to BB

Is there a way to copy emails from MS Outlook 2003 to my Blackberry? I am using BIS not BES.

Well, perhaps not so strange. BB's aren't by design an email storage device...they are a wireless email handling device...having history of emails prior to the BB's existence (as far as activation is concerned) might be contradictory to the basic design characteristics. I realize that WM devices indeed sync the entire mailbox...but that's WM...not BB.
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I'm switching to OWA from Outlook 2003. Most of the emails I had saved could be deleted, but I have one folder that I need to migrate to OWA. I've been trying to figure it out without any luck. If someone could point me in the right direction
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Hi Tim,
From your description, I'm not sure what is the purpose of doing that. Could you please explain it furthermore?
We can see all the folders of our mailbox both on Outlook and OWA. Generally, there is no need to save the emails manually on Outlook and then copy it to OWA.
Hope my clarification is helpful.
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Copy an email manually from Outlook 2003 SP3 to Tour 9630

I have a Tour 9630 v5.0.0.591 (Bundle 1059, BES Platform 4.2.0.284) on the Verizon network. My emails stopped being delivered to the Tour, so I had to perform an Enterprise Activation, which was successful. I am now receiving emails on the Tour, but I can't get any of the older ones to be delivered to my Tour that are in Outlook 2003 when I synchronize. Is there a manual method to "drag and drop" via a file explorer/manager concept? Or any other way of accomplishing this? Thank you.

I purchased and downloaded eMailchemy from WeirdKid Software and it worked great. It is a native Mac application that converted some 85,000 emails along with attachments and entire mailbox hierarchy intact from Outlook 2003 for Windows .pst format stored on my Mac into archive mail files for Entourage for Mac. This was exactly what I needed and well worth the $28.00 to get it done right the first time, even if I don't need the software anymore.
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How can I export (just copy all of email sent) all emails from outlook 2001

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Hi daviddonald!
I believe that the best option for getting your email into the Mail program will be by exporting your email from Outlook as an .mbox format, and then importing that into mail. An article about completing this procedure can be found right here:
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Email messages appear on BlackBerry via Redirector but disappear from Outlook 2003

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Welcome to the BlackBerry Support Community Forums.
Do you have the synchronize option enabled for reconcile messages in BlackBerry Desktop Manager?
Also is there any reason why you're using BlackBerry Desktop Redirector? Have you tried setting up the email account via BlackBerry Internet Service?
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This page will help you set up your Telstra email with Outlook.com® on Outlook 2003.
Outlook is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
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You'll need your Telstra email username and password.
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Open Microsoft Outlook 2003
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Open the Tools menu and then select E-mail Accounts
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In the Email Accounts window, select the radio button for Add a new e-mail account. Then press the Next button
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Under Server Type, select the POP3 option and then press the Next button
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In the Internet E-Mail Settings window, update the User Information for your Telstra mailbox as follows:
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Update the Server Information for your Telstra mailbox as follows:
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Step 7
Then, update the Logon Information for your Telstra mailbox as follows:
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Press the Test Account Settings button
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Press the More Settings button and then open the Outgoing Server tab
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Step 11
Open the Advanced tab and then update the settings as follows:
Ensure the checkbox is ticked for This server requires encrypted connection (SSL)
Outgoing server (SMTP): Enter 587
Step 12
Press the Next button and then press Finish to complete your setup.

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The incoming mail server continually requires me to login. I have the correct login and password because I can login to webmail no problem. I also logged out of webmail prior to attempting to setup outlook 2003. All settings appear correct, I even copied the same settings from my old computer with outlook working okay on my bigpond outlook mail account

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Disturbs iCloud sending emails from Outlook?

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Sorry. Don't see how iCloud could affect Outlook as Outlook does not run on the iPhone. It's a mail client for PC's. Maybe you can explain what's actually wrong.

Moving emails from outlook express to mail

is there a way to get all of my old emails from outlook express to mail? My old PC is about to die and then I'll loose all of my emails :s that is why I am wondering if there is a solution, now.

I don't know whether you can do this on a PC version of Outlook Express or not, but I know that you can do stuff like this with Apple's Mail, so it may be worth a shot to try this and see if it works.
First off, I am assuming that all this old mail is a POP account, and not IMAP. If it were IMAP, it would all be safe on your email account provider's IMAP server and all you would have to do is create the new account in Apple Mail and the first time you connected, it would autosync with the server and all your old mail would just be there. But if POP, all mail is downloaded to your computer then deleted from the server. So, assuming this to be a POP account, here is what I would try to do if I were you.
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2. On the PC in Outlook Express, add a new account for your new AOL email account. See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/883081 to find out all the particulars about account settings and how to do it in Outlook Express.
3. On the Mac in Apple Mail, as stated in #1 above, AOL Mail is one of the options when creating a new account. Just follow Mail's "new account wizard" to create your AOL account there.
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(a) Open each of your mail folders in the old POP account stored on your dying hard drive one at a time
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6. On the Mac, drag the messages that you uploaded into the AOL inbox and drop them into the appropriate folder of the "legacy" POP account that you created in #4. That will clear them out of the AOL inbox and they will now be stored on your computer as downloaded popmails.
7. Go back to step #5 and repeat this process for each of your folders on the old PC until you have emptied all the messages off your old computer.
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I'm sure I'll hear back via this forum whether this worked or not, but it's the best idea that I can come up with, and like I said, a similar (but not identical) situation worked for me before.

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I can't send email from Outlook 2007 through my WRT400N when Outlook displays the address with parentheses as in this example: Firstname Lastname ([email protected])
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Hello,
I'm 60- maybe too old to figure this out, but I sure hope not! I have a brand new m515, read the manual, and tutorial, but info on hotsynching /downloading from Outlook 2003 into my Palm is abit unclear to me. Maybe I set something up wrong. It synchs and comes up on my main PC screen fine, but doesn't transfer any info from Outlook to my Palm at all.
What did I not do right setting it up, and how can I fix it please? This is the main reason I BOUGHT the Palm.
Thanks very, very much. I have a disability and have ALOT of doctor appointments, so I need to get this to work ASAP.
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Hi,
Well, after no replies on the forum, I looked for palm support, and found that for $25. I could talk to a person who I had a hard time understanding. But he did help me figure out things. Basically I uninstalled everything and reinstalled things and checked different boxes for downloads/synch'ing etc. So far, so good. I see why the resolution of the screen is mentioned by many...but as long as I have it in larger or bold font, I can see what I need to see. Besides, the Palms that seem to have great screen resolutions are, like most of the other PDA's, alot more money!
I thank you for the reply. At this point (crossing fingers) all is working fine, synch'ing fine and accurately, so I will be easy with it and hope it stays that way. I bought screen protectors for it and a leather clip on carrier to protect it. I hope it stays functional and reliable for some time.
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Windows 7 Outlook 2013
I recently upgraded from Office 2010 to 2013. For several weeks everything ran smoothly but a few days ago I noticed that my Verizon POP3 account was unable to send mail - items just sit in outbox. I have deleted/added the account and the profile
multiple times, this will solve the problem for a few days but then it returns again. I discovered that if I run Outlook as an administrator the mail will send without a problem. I have checked permissions on the pst file and do not see any issues.
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Since the problem could be be solved for a few days by deleting/re-adding the profile and the account, the problem may be related to the .pst file. When the problem comes back, run Scanpst.exe to repair the. pst file, will the problem be fixed again?
Learn how to use Scanpst.exe:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/272227/en-us
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