I have my email client set up so that any time I open Outlook Express (yes, I know... but my email needs are so simple and basic that Outlook Express does just what I want) anyway, I open Outlook Express and it automatically goes to the ISP's mail server and downloads whatever emails are there to the local hard drive of whatever computer I am using at the time, then deletes the mail from the server.

I get most of my email from my computer at work, which really isn't my computer, but my employer's. This computer is on a Wide Area Network along with about 15,000 other computers (that is *not* an exaggeration) and corporate headquarters has every right to go into that computer whenever they like, and they do so. I have no complaints about that.

However, I do have a lot of emails stored on that work computer that I would prefer not to be there. These are emails I wish to keep, just not on that computer.

How can I transfer those emails, intact, with headers, subjects, etc., to my home computer? I want the finished result to be just the same as if I had originally received them at home, rather than at work.

The work computer is running Windows 2000; the home computer is running Windows XP.

tanstaafl.