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I have done what you had suggested quite successfully. All the Emails and
Addresses are in my new PC with XP. I now have a fresh problem. I am not
able to copy the files - mainly from Works, Word and Excel from Win 95 to
WinXP. Sometimes, I don't see the Win 95 PC at all when I open My Network
Places! Why is it so? And when I do, I tried to write it directly to a CDRW
but it seems to require that I first copy it and then only I can Write
it!Why is it so?
Thanking you
Kind regards
Capt K Ripendran


"Steve Winograd [MVP]" <winograd.DeleteThis@pobox.com> wrote in message
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> In article <OU59$lXrFHA.3096@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl>, "Capt K Ripendran"
> <ripendran.DeleteThis@dataone.in> wrote:
>>I have a Compaq Presario preloaded with Win95b and also have I.E..&OE 5.5.
>>I
>>had some problems and had to reinstall Windows. I then transferred all
>>the data from WinOld to WinNew. However, I am NOT happy with the
>>performance
>>as some features DO NOT work well as it used to! As such, I would like to
>>REINSTALL Win95 with the Compaq QuickRestore.
>>
>>In order to do that, I need to TRANSFER the data and ALL the Email in TWO
>>Identities from Win 95b PC to WinXP sp2 PC! I have Networked using a
>>BlackBox Router and I have a Broadband connection.
>>Thanking you
>>Capt K Ripendran
>
> XP's Files and Settings Transfer Wizard (in Start | All Programs |
> Accessories | System Tools) can copy Outlook Express accounts, address
> books, and E-mail messages from the old computer to the new one over
> the network. I think that it can transfer multiple identities, but I
> haven't tested that.
>
> Run it on the new computer and follow the prompts.
> --
> Best Wishes,
> Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking)
>
> Please post any reply as a follow-up message in the news group
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> addressed directly to me in E-mail or news groups.
>
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>
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In article <#lxdUtdwFHA.3236@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl>, "Capt K Ripendran"
<ripendran DeleteThis @dataone.in> wrote:
>>>I have a Compaq Presario preloaded with Win95b and also have I.E..&OE 5.5.
>>>I
>>>had some problems and had to reinstall Windows. I then transferred all
>>>the data from WinOld to WinNew. However, I am NOT happy with the
>>>performance
>>>as some features DO NOT work well as it used to! As such, I would like to
>>>REINSTALL Win95 with the Compaq QuickRestore.
>>>
>>>In order to do that, I need to TRANSFER the data and ALL the Email in TWO
>>>Identities from Win 95b PC to WinXP sp2 PC! I have Networked using a
>>>BlackBox Router and I have a Broadband connection.
>>>Thanking you
>>>Capt K Ripendran
>>
>> XP's Files and Settings Transfer Wizard (in Start | All Programs |
>> Accessories | System Tools) can copy Outlook Express accounts, address
>> books, and E-mail messages from the old computer to the new one over
>> the network. I think that it can transfer multiple identities, but I
>> haven't tested that.
>>
>> Run it on the new computer and follow the prompts.
>
>I have done what you had suggested quite successfully. All the Emails and
>Addresses are in my new PC with XP. I now have a fresh problem. I am not
>able to copy the files - mainly from Works, Word and Excel from Win 95 to
>WinXP. Sometimes, I don't see the Win 95 PC at all when I open My Network
>Places! Why is it so? And when I do, I tried to write it directly to a CDRW
>but it seems to require that I first copy it and then only I can Write
>it!Why is it so?
>Thanking you
>Kind regards
>Capt K Ripendran

You're welcome. Instead of using My Network Places, access the Win 95
PC directly from XP by typing 95's computer name in the Start | Run
box in this format:

\\computer

Are you trying to write files to a CD over the network? The network
might not be able to provide data fast enough to keep the CD writer
going. Copying the files to XP and then writing them to a CD would
avoid that problem.
--
Best Wishes,
Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking)

Please post any reply as a follow-up message in the news group
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addressed directly to me in E-mail or news groups.

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