On Sat, 2004-06-19 at 09:39, komal wrote:
> >     the fact is nearly all of my mails in outlook + the address book
> contacts are really important to me and I never did really want to loose
> them (in case a format had to occur).so what I did in windows was that I
> made some registry key changes so that outlook had its folders and address
> book in another drive (d:\ in my case).ergo ny problems occurred, formatting
> my c:\ didn't make ny problems coz all my mails were another drive.
> >
> >     now I cant take the risk of putting all my mails into my root ext3
> partition just to use evolution coz in case I have to change my distro all
> my mails would have to go.....when it came to importing mails kmailcvt was
> successful to an extend .it was able to import all my outlook 6 mails to a
> kmail folder and from there I could make evolution import all the mail
> folders to its folder-the path of which I didn't know but I knew it was in
> the ext3 root partition.
> >
> >     now my question is can I make evolution import all my mails from
> outlook 6 to some folder outside the ext3 partition (say for e.g. a FAT32
> partition e:\) and then make evolution point to that folder location always
> so that in case I have to format my root ext3 partition I will not loose my
> mails and next time I install evolution I can make it point to this location
> and then retrieve my earlier mails (this applies to my outlook to evolution
> address book transition too).
Interesting workaround to import old mails from outlook.
Why keep the files in / - root ??? Simply make a disk partition and
point /home to it. When you do any new install just do not format this
partition.
-- 
Sudev Barar
Learning Linux



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