& he was right...really easy - if only soundcards & modems were like that
Roger Searle wrote:
It's very easy to set up mozilla to do this - one of the things I've managed successfully on this learning curve ;-)
It's simply a matter of moving the email folders to a fat32 partition first. On a windows machines, that's from something like c:\program files\mozilla.org\mozilla\default\<username>\mail which contains various folders including pop.<yourisp> and smtp.<yourisp> - copy the whole mozilla folder. then in mozilla, in the mail and newsgroup account settings, server settings, make the "local directory" entry point to the folder in the new location called pop.<yourisp>. Also do the similar thing for the "local folders" "local directory". Restart mozilla and you're away. Under linux the path is a little bit different of course because you'll have the fat32 partition mounted somewhere, so you just use those mounted paths.
So easy, I can do it.
Cheers, Roger
Don Gould wrote:
2. I'd like recommendations on better mail client that I can use that's
WIN/LINUX so that when I change over to Linux on this machine I can read the
same mail store.
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