Bob Fleischer wrote:
Now that I've recovered missing email from a folder (causes unknown, but
I suspect a failed network file transfer was either not reported as an
error or not noticed), I have a folder that I think has everything in
it, but since I was careful to avoid adding ranges that seemed to be
intact, there is the possibility of missing something.
I didn't want to simply copy the entire contents of backups to a single
file, because I assume I would get duplicates of almost everything (I
assume SeaMonkey does nothing to detect or avoid duplicate messages).
So now I'd like to know Is there anything in Folder A that is not also
in Folder B?
How do I do that?
Bob
Bob, over the years, I have, several times, combined several
Netscape/Mozilla/SeaMonkey email profiles.
Usually I will copy one inbox into a second inbox, so that the second
inbox now contains all the emails from both boxes. Then I would list the
emails by date/time and then, if I had two emails with the same subject
*AND* the same Date/Time, I know they are the same, so can delete one.
Listing the emails just by their subjects is not good enough where you
have many replies to the same email.
Do likewise for each of the other files.
HTH
Daniel
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