Is there a way to transfer my saved e-mails to different computers with outlook 2003?

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press CTRL+O to get the file open box. locate your emails and save them to an external disl like a floopy or zip disk or flash drive. them move them to the other computer.

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autoarchive your emails or create a personal folder and drag your emails into it. then transfer the archive (archive.pst) or personal folder (whateveryounameditandwhereveryouputit.pst) to your home pc using your memory stick and open it with outlook.

I forward emails between my accounts all the time. Quick and easy.