Hi list,
after a long struggle we managed to get everything imported.
Anyone interested in a program that imports all *.eml in a folder tree
into the very same folder tree in TB! with only one additional manual
step? Just let me know.
I think there would be a LOT of use for such a
Hi,
R I think there would be a LOT of use for such a program!!!
Concur!
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On Friday, April 27, 2012, 11:13:11 AM, Rick wrote:
Anyone interested in a program that imports all *.eml in a folder tree
into the very same folder tree in TB! with only one additional manual
step? Just let me know.
I think there would be a LOT of use for such a program!!!
I just log on
Hi,
RT Otherwise keep the IMAP connection and configure that to download
RT entire messages in Account|Properties|Mail management|IMAP Fine-Tune.
I can only speak for my personal experience, but for me this feature
has never worked as expected and certainly doesn't with v5.0.36.2: No
messeges
Hi,
RT If that's really what you want to achieve just create a new account
RT pointing to the POP3 server and download the mails.
I don't think this will do the trick, since POP3 can't handle folders.
Throwing over 1000 folders together just for the transfer and then
sort it out manually
Dear Alto,
--- Alto Speckhardt / Sunday Sun 22. Apr 2012, 01:21 PM
[second try] IMAP - how to permanently store eMail local
RT Otherwise keep the IMAP connection and configure that to download
RT entire messages in Account|Properties|Mail management|IMAP
RT Fine-Tune.
I can only
Dear Alto,
--- Alto Speckhardt / Sunday Sun 22. Apr 2012, 01:23 PM
[second try] IMAP - how to permanently store eMail local
RT If that's really what you want to achieve just create a new
RT account pointing to the POP3 server and download the mails.
I don't think this will do
Hi,
E Someone here suggested to create a POP account and then it would read
E all eMails including folders. Is that so?
No. POP3 doesn't know of folders in the first place.
All you can do is create local folders in TheBat, which are local to
the machine the have been created on, and manually
Dear Raymund,
--- Raymund Tump / Sunday Sun 22. Apr 2012, 04:45 PM
[second try] IMAP - how to permanently store eMail local
What's wrong with that? You wanted to have a copy of the data on
your hard drive. There it is.
Even when you have a POP3 setup with subfolders each
Dear Alto,
--- Alto Speckhardt / Sunday Sun 22. Apr 2012, 04:40 PM
[second try] IMAP - how to permanently store eMail local
E Someone here suggested to create a POP account and then it would
E read all eMails including folders. Is that so?
No. POP3 doesn't know of folders
Dear Raymund,
--- Raymund Tump / Sunday Sun 22. Apr 2012, 05:14 PM
[second try] IMAP - how to permanently store eMail local
Even when you have a POP3 setup with subfolders each of these
folders will contain there own messages.tbb and messages.tbn file.
Fair enough. But how
Dear Raymund,
--- Raymund Tump / Sunday Sun 22. Apr 2012, 05:33 PM
[second try] IMAP - how to permanently store eMail local
I create a pop Account and add manually all the folders to it. I open
TB! press Shift-CTRL-Alt+L and all folders will be imported. Then I go
from folder
Hi,
E I create a pop Account and add manually all the folders to it.
All 1200 of them? ;-)
E I open TB! press Shift-CTRL-Alt+L and all folders will be imported.
I don't get that - if you already set up the folders, why do this?
E Then I go from folder to folder and cp from IMAP Account
Dear Alto,
--- Alto Speckhardt / Sunday Sun 22. Apr 2012, 06:03 PM
[second try] IMAP - how to permanently store eMail local
E I create a pop Account and add manually all the folders to it.
All 1200 of them? ;-)
Yep! But I give you a hint, that I have made a try with aid4mails
Hi,
Eddie 50minco...@gmail.com rašė:
-- Using aid4mails I uploaded all the eMails successfully on an IMAP
account. I see the folders properly and ALL eMails. Now I want this
exactly on the local HD.
TB!'s IMAP local cache IS permanent. Just set it to always download
all emails.
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Dear Raymund,
--- Raymund Tump / Sunday Sun 22. Apr 2012, 06:22 PM
[second try] IMAP - how to permanently store eMail local
How about that?
I wouldn't do that :-)
Why?
Too much work :-)
Thanks for saving my time :)
DOS times are ages behind me :(
Well, they are for most
Dear Vilius,
--- Vilius Šumskas / Sunday Sun 22. Apr 2012, 06:34 PM
[second try] IMAP - how to permanently store eMail local
-- Using aid4mails I uploaded all the eMails successfully on an IMAP
account. I see the folders properly and ALL eMails. Now I want this
exactly
-- Using aid4mails I uploaded all the eMails successfully on an IMAP
account. I see the folders properly and ALL eMails. Now I want this
exactly on the local HD.
TB!'s IMAP local cache IS permanent. Just set it to always download
all emails.
Yes Vilius, but they are not in a clear
Dear Vilius,
--- Vilius Šumskas / Sunday Sun 22. Apr 2012, 07:28 PM
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See also my post mid:1725399841.20120422161...@gmail.com
Why do you need a folder structure?
Not me. It's my clients computer and he wants it this way
See also my post mid:1725399841.20120422161...@gmail.com
Why do you need a folder structure?
Not me. It's my clients computer and he wants it this way. Same as we
discussed with Tony, I have to create alternatives when clients have a
not so optimal idea and insist on it.
As far as I
Dear Vilius,
--- Vilius Šumskas / Sunday Sun 22. Apr 2012, 09:19 PM
[second try] IMAP - how to permanently store eMail local
Not me. It's my clients computer and he wants it this way. Same as we
discussed with Tony, I have to create alternatives when clients have a
not so optimal
Not me. It's my clients computer and he wants it this way. Same as we
discussed with Tony, I have to create alternatives when clients have a
not so optimal idea and insist on it.
As far as I understand your client just wants a whole copy of email
base cached locally. This is fully
Hi Eddie,
He does. POP you can work with it even without Internet. With IMAP you
must have a connection.
You don't need to have an IMAP connection if you select download mail
and attachments. Your cache size grows tremendously, but it works very
well.
--
__ _ Debian GNU User
Dear Vilius,
--- Vilius Šumskas / Sunday Sun 22. Apr 2012, 09:59 PM
[second try] IMAP - how to permanently store eMail local
He does. POP you can work with it even without Internet. With IMAP
you must have a connection.
No, you don't. IMAP can be fully used offline.
I forgot
Dear Simon,
--- Simon Martin / Sunday Sun 22. Apr 2012, 10:01 PM
[second try] IMAP - how to permanently store eMail local
You don't need to have an IMAP connection if you select download
mail and attachments. Your cache size grows tremendously, but it
works very well.
I just
He does. POP you can work with it even without Internet. With IMAP
you must have a connection.
No, you don't. IMAP can be fully used offline.
I forgot to tell you one experience I have made with this/his 3,5 GB
eMail structure. I had to change the Top Level Folder Name. After
doing
Dear all,
I have successfully uploaded over 3 GB of eMails to an IMAP account on
gMail including all folders as it should be. I used Aid4mails.
Now I need also to have all those eMails including all attachments and
folders permanently stored on the local HD in order to have it used
under a POP
Hi,
E I have successfully uploaded over 3 GB of eMails to an IMAP account on
E gMail including all folders as it should be. I used Aid4mails.
In what format did that program store the mails? If it is a standard
(like MSG/EML), just use the command Tools/Import in TheBat.
--
MfG,
Alto
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