Further friendly advice has spawned more questions!
>(my recommendation would >be to stuff them all into one file, and keep the stuffed archive for a >little while, just to make sure you have everything going ok) >-chris I shall at least hold on to the copy of the original database - all the others are copies of empty clones. So I don't need them, right? >A tip, Tannis: > >Backup. If your mail is worth the effort at least. > >Thank you for reading this far > >Micke Bystrom I used to back up my mail (and I constantly back up my address book)but stopped mainly because I am the opposite of a pack rat and am more inclined to throw out than archive. I tend to heave whole chunks of my database every few months. But I really would like to hold on to my Emailer folder (containing my favourite tips) and one I call "Future Reference". Is there a way to separate them out from the database and yet keep them in Emailer format? I know I can copy the contents of a mail folder (i.e. Sent/Read)but then it becomes a file of documents in list form. Need I only recopy it back into the Folder from which it came at a later date to view it within Emailer? And would this work for "personal folders" which don't seem to have indivuated folders of their own. Tannis ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
