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.DBX File Extension2 File Associations
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| File Type 1 |
Outlook Express E-mail Folder (Most common) |
| Popularity |
 Very Common |
| Category |
Misc Files |
| File Description |
File created by Outlook Express, a Microsoft email program; contains email messages for a specific mailbox; typically saved within the "Documents and Settings" user directory; may be copied to another folder in order to backup e-mail messages.
DBX files have names corresponding to their email mailbox; for example, common names are Inbox.dbx, Sent Items.dbx, Drafts.dbx, and Deleted Items.dbx; Folders.dbx stores the master index for all the mailboxes; if it is missing, Outlook Express will re-index the mailboxes and recreate it.
DBX mail folders can be imported into Windows Mail (included with Windows Vista) by selecting , then choosing and selecting the DBX folder you would like to import.
DBX files can be imported into Windows Live Mail (included with Windows 7) by selecting and locating the appropriate DBX file.
NOTE: DBX files should only be opened in Outlook Express or imported using another program; if opened or edited manually, they can become corrupted and cause Outlook Express not to function properly. |
| Program(s) that open dbx files |
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Windows |
 Microsoft Outlook Express
Microsoft Windows Mail
Microsoft Windows Live Mail
OE-Mail Recovery
DBXtract |
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| Updated 3/2/2010 |
 Fix file extension .DBX errors. |
| File Type 2 |
Visual FoxPro Table |
| Popularity |
 Average |
| Category |
Data Files |
| File Description |
Table created by FoxPro, which can be used within a FoxPro database; defines custom fields within the table and data types that can be entered via the table into the database. |
| Program(s) that open dbx files |
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Windows |
Microsoft FoxPro or other database program |
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| Updated 3/5/2007 |
Fix file extension .DBX errors. |
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