How do you copy a folder of e-mails from Outlook to a C-Drive document?

Answer by  hemi (32)

you can export the mailbox from the File menu, , or u can simply drag and drop the email from OE to an c-drive.

Answer by  klevster (11)

The best way of doing this is to Export them to a .PST file. This can be done by going to File -> Import and Export. Select 'Export to a file', then choose 'Personal Folder File' and then select the folder of emails you want to copy. Select a destination and there you have it.

Answer by  richardcnkln (82)

Unfortunately outlook is not particularly compatible with other programs. The easiest way is to copy and paste each individual email into a group. There is also, in the newer versions of outlook, an export button in your file menu which u can use to export emails as documents

Answer by  Sting1 (686)

Click on "File", "Import and Export" then choose "Export to a File". Select "Tab Separated Values (Windows)". Choose the folder to export and save. This will save all your folder into a single text file, that later you can import again.

Answer by  idiotjones (705)

By "C-Drive document", I assume you're referring to a folder on the C: drive. Click the email in Outlook once to highlight and drag to the folder (saves as .pst).

Answer by  XTC46 (394)

To do this, you would use Outlooks Export function. Once in outlook, go to file --> Import/Export --> Export to file then select the file you would like to export to.

Answer by  Kokroach (47)

Go to File->Import and Export->Export to a file. Click 'Next', choose Personal Folder File (. pst), 'Next', choose email folder, 'Next', from 'Save exported file as' chose destination C: and voila!