> But if you have my scripts, you can do it after a fashion. You do NOT need > to archive ALL folders - you can choose which folders to archive in the > "choose" list that comes up when you select "CHOOSE folders" in the first > dialog. Command-click to select just which folders, including subfolders > (all command-clicked individually or shift-click for a contiguous group). > Those will be the ones to be archived. On your hard disk, they will all > appear as separate MBOXes (the order will give you an approximate indication > of the original hierarchy). But there is also a data text file included. If > you ever want to recreate these folders in an Entourage identity (maybe a > special "Archive identity" which can be slow for all you care, since you > only go there occasionally), the "Folders Import into X" script will > recreate the hierarchy for you. It knows the paths exactly and ill recreate > all the folders enroute to the subfolders. >
My apologies, you are right Paul. I was so intent on finding IMAP related stuff that I missed the "Choose folders" option. That works perfectly for what I want to do. One final question: it creates a "Folders Export EvX" folder inside a "Mail Archive" folder in which I want to keep all the archived mail and it puts the MBOX files representing the hierarchical structure of my mail folder into Folders Export EvX. If I later export another IMAP folder (also with hierarchical structure), will create another folder with a different name inside "Mail Archive"? Or can I rename both the Folder Export EvX folder and the Folders Export EvX.txt file inside it (I know you instruct the user not to rename the folder, but I thought perhaps renaming both the folder and the file inside it would be OK?!...). I wanted to check before I messed up something. Thanks again. -- M. Tamer Ozsu University of Waterloo -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/> old-archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
