A PERFECT REPLY AND VERY HAPPY TO USE THIS. *PHILLIP GENCHER* On Tuesday, December 16, 2014 at 11:43:06 AM UTC+4, Phillip Gencher wrote: > > Here's the solution: > > To import old emails from your old cell phone, this worked for me > transferring from a Samsung S3 to a Note 4 on the AT&T network: > > > > First exit out of the K-9 Mail program on your old and new cell phones. > Connect the old cell phone to your computer, double click on your cell > model in My Computer and open the folders Phone/Android/com.fsck.k9 and > copy the "files" folder to your desktop. Safely disconnect the old cell > phone and connect your new cell phone. On the folder you saved to your > desktop open the folders: Phone/Android/com.fsck.k9/files and do the same > with the connected new cell phone, copy from the old cell folder and > replace on the new cell phone these 2 files and folder: > > > > Folder and contents .db_att > > Data Base file .db > > DB-JOUNAL file .db-journal > > *The name of the 2 files and folder will be the same but with a different > extension, the file name might be different for each user. > > > You do not need to copy over the .nomedia file. > > > > Now open K-9 Mail on the new phone and you will see your old emails. > > > > >>
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