On 22 Jul 2002 19:02:31 +0800
Frankie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hi guys...
> 
> Got a question for you desktop guru's.
> 
> I would love to put my Lookout *.PST files on my shared  fat32 drive
> so that when I dual boot from either winblows or linux, I can use the
> same settings/email archives etc..
> 
> Can Evolution use Lookout PST files?
> 
> Is there an application that uses the same email datafiles in both
> linux and windows? (can Mozilla/Netscape do this?) is there anything
> other then Mozilla that could potentially do this?
> 
> 
> It would be great to have one datafile that gets used in both.. at
> present I can get and send mail in both linux and windows, but linux
> is setup not to delete anything off the mail server.. and I keep no
> archive in Linux. all mail is read and deleted.. I'd like to establish
> a datafile that is compatable with both win and lin.. if Evolution,
> (my main linux mail app) can read M$ lookout pst files, then I will be
> the happest linux yuppy on the block..
> 
> If it can't do it, I will have to look at using Mozilla mail, which I
> like alot less then Evolution.
> 
> 
> Anyone have any tips as to how they do it?

Mozilla/Netscape can do this. They store email in mbox format. That just
means that each folder that you define is actually a file. Email is
appended to the end of the file in plain text. kmail uses this format,
as well as others. Sylpheed doesn't use this format but it can import
mbox files as well as export to them.

Bill

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