Hi David,
Saturday, November 25, 2000, 8:57:53 PM, you wrote:
I'm using the Halloween edition for Windows95. I
recently used the Mailbox Import Wizard to bring over
some messages from my installation of Eudora Pro 3.05.
It worked flawlessly the first time, but now when I
try to do
Mark,
Your suggested workaround is excellent -- allows me to
get the job done and stop futzing around. Odd,
though, isn't it, that the Mailbox Import Wizard would
work fine initially and then stop working without any
changes to TB?
The only thing I can think of that's different is that
I did
Hi David,
Sunday, November 26, 2000, 8:14:47 PM, you wrote:
Your suggested workaround is excellent -- allows me to
get the job done and stop futzing around. Odd,
though, isn't it, that the Mailbox Import Wizard would
work fine initially and then stop working without any
changes to TB
I'm using the Halloween edition for Windows95. I
recently used the Mailbox Import Wizard to bring over
some messages from my installation of Eudora Pro 3.05.
It worked flawlessly the first time, but now when I
try to do the same thing again, the wizard only
identifies three Eudora mailboxes
Hallo Tom,
On Sat, 12 Aug 2000 00:09:08 -0500 GMT (12/08/2000, 13:09 +0800 GMT),
Tom Plunket wrote:
TF c:\dir *.dbx/s
TP Can't comment on the extension specifics, but to be pedantic the
TP switch needs to be before the filespec and there needs to be spaces
TP between the arguements.
You mean:
Hi Tom,
Saturday, August 12, 2000, 6:09:08 AM, you wrote:
TF On this computer here in the office, where Outlook is installed buit I
TF don't use it, a search like this:
TF c:\dir *.dbx/s
TP Can't comment on the extension specifics, but to be pedantic the
TP switch needs to be before the
Hi Diana,
On Thu, 10 Aug 2000 10:56:41 -0400GMT (10/08/2000, 22:56 +0800GMT),
Diana Calder wrote:
G Going through Microsoft Explorer and even Start/Find, no files with
G the suffix *.DBX come up. Anybody know how I should import my OE5
G info?
DC Finding where OE5 hides its files is a pain,
Hi Thomas,
On this computer here in the office, where Outlook is installed
buit I don't use it, a search like this:
c:\dir *.dbx/s
(or it's Windows equivalents) produces "File not found". I suspect the
files where renamed by MS sometime?
Outlook uses a different file format and extension
G Going through Microsoft Explorer and even Start/Find, no files with
G the suffix *.DBX come up. Anybody know how I should import my OE5
G info?
TF On this computer here in the office, where Outlook is installed buit I
TF don't use it, a search like this:
TF c:\dir *.dbx/s
Can't comment on
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I've just moved over to The Bat! from OE5 and want to import my
mailboxes. Using Tools/Import Messages/Mail Import Wizard, a list of
clients to import from comes up, including OE5. I click on the radio
button and TB asks me for the OE folder in
Hello Graham,
Thursday, August 10, 2000, 4:00:09 AM, you wrote:
G I've just moved over to The Bat! from OE5 and want to import my
G mailboxes. Using Tools/Import Messages/Mail Import Wizard, a list of
G clients to import from comes up, including OE5. I click on the radio
G button and TB asks
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