A company called Binary Tree has some migration tools to accomplish this feat, namely the Common Migration Tool (CMT) http://www.binarytree.com/website2000/home.nsf?Open&MigrationSuite&=/website2000/products.nsf/Subjects/CMTNav.
Now it works fine with newer client suites but has difficulty with newer consumer clients. Because migrating by hand is a pain. Copy and paste doesn't seem awful until you have to do 25 users or 200 or ... you get the picture.
I like following migration trends and I came across an IDC report stating that by the end of the year there will still be "
17 million Windows 95 installations, 48 million Windows 98 users and 27 million machines still running Windows Me" <http://www.computerworld.com/managementtopics/management/itspending/story/0,10801,86122,00.html?nas=AM-86122>. This makes me smile.
Peter Kaulback
In the hour of 11:54 AM 11/5/2003, rb47 spoke this:
Peter,
Forgot to ask in other email, how DID you manage to to the exporting from OE/O to a format that can be inported into Lotus Notes???
When I worked for the state of California a couple of years ago, in the transportation depaartment, all outgoing emails had to be handled by Lotus Notes, as well as work related emails input to Notes (was able to get all non-work related emails by way of Netscape but had to reply to any by use of Notes - basicly copy and paste into a Notes email from Netscape was how I handled that issue.)
So the issue is one that I am personally VERY interested in how you did the whole issue.
In fact, after dealing with the full email packages like Outlook, Notes, and others that are similar, I am getting to wonder how this issue can be handled, it would seem.
Ralph
Peter Kaulback wrote: > > It's actually pretty easy Ralph, after you do it a few times that is. Good > instructions are here http://techaholic.net/support/convertns-oe.html > > That said, if you really want frustration then try to do this from > Outlook/Outlook Express into Lotus Notes. Why I think I pulled every hair > out of my body doing that ;) > > Peter Kaulback
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