Tuesday, July 10, 2007, ETM wrote:
But I still would like to be able to easily access that old mail.
If you save as mbg-files you can access them from within Mailbag.
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Urban
Politicians and diapers have one thing in common. They should both be
changed regularly and for the same reason.
For years, I've archived mail by placing mail in common folders that I
simply named as Archive folders. I now have well over 700,000 emails
archived most of which I never need to look at but I don't want to
totally get rid of. What are my options for archiving outside of TB,
but where I could
Monday, July 9, 2007, Kitty wrote:
What are my options for archiving outside of TB, but where I could
easily look at the emails?
Mailbag Assistant comes to mind
http://www.fookes.com/mailbag/index.php
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Urban
Every dog isn't a growler, and every growler isn't a dog.
Hi Kitty,
on Mon, 9 Jul 2007 10:33:44 -0500GMT (09.07.2007, 17:33 +0200GMT here),
you wrote:
K For years, I've archived mail by placing mail in common folders that I
K simply named as Archive folders. I now have well over 700,000 emails
K archived most of which I never need to look at but I
Monday, July 9, 2007, Kitty wrote:
What are my options for archiving outside of TB, but where I could
easily look at the emails?
Mailbag Assistant comes to mind
http://www.fookes.com/mailbag/index.php
Hmmm I had a look at that as a result of your reply but it doesn't seem to
do the
Monday, July 9, 2007, Kitty wrote:
What are my options for archiving outside of TB, but where I could
easily look at the emails?
Mailbag Assistant comes to mind
http://www.fookes.com/mailbag/index.php
Hmmm I had a look at that as a result of your reply but it doesn't seem to
do the
Hello Marten,
Monday, July 9, 2007, 6:39:45 PM, you wrote:
MG Hmmm I had a look at that as a result of your reply but it doesn't seem to
MG do the archiving - it just looks at the emails.
Oh dear! And I thought all the mail I wanted to preserve resides in Mailbag
archives. Not only the the
Oh dear! And I thought all the mail I wanted to
preserve resides in Mailbag
archives. Not only the the messages received in
TB! but also in Poco, OE a.o.
What does that mean, does it or doesn't it work as
an archiver?
Current version is 3.99
Hello ETM,
Monday, July 9, 2007, 10:51:47 PM, you wrote:
E What does that mean, does it or doesn't it work as
E an archiver?
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I think it is clear I was not using the word
archiving as in compression
tools such as PK/Win/7-zip, Winrar e tutti quanti... :-)
Can you move that archive away from TB! and use
Mailbag to open it, say, on an external hard
drive?
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Hello ETM,
Monday, July 9, 2007, 11:30:42 PM, you wrote:
E Can you move that archive away from TB! and use
E Mailbag to open it, say, on an external hard
E drive?
Yes.
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Best Wishes,
Mark
using The Bat! 3.99.8
E Can you move that archive away from TB! and use
E Mailbag to open it, say, on an external hard
E drive?
Yes.
Thanks, I will most likely buy Mailbag. I am
awaiting delivery of a laptop with Vista, will
upgrade to current TB! on the laptop. I am using
an older version of TB! on my PC. I am
On 04 May 2002 at 20:00:21 Joseph wrote:
JN E. While you are logged in as the group_name which includes the archive
JN account, set up filters (Account/Sorting Office/Filters)
JN under your primary account so that the messages you'll want to
JN archive get filtered *manually* to
Hello Paul,
Sunday, May 5, 2002, 1:44:17 PM, you wrote to TBUDL:
PS with no filtering strings,
Try to filter for @ i Sender. As every mailaddress contains an @, this
will select all mail before applying these other conditions.
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Best regards,
Ottar Grimstad, Norway
On 05 May 2002 at 13:37:03 Ottar wrote:
PS with no filtering strings,
OG Try to filter for @ i Sender. As every mailaddress contains an @, this
OG will select all mail before applying these other conditions.
I tried with @ in sender, then in recipient. Still no luck with
either. I've put the
Hello Paul,
Sunday, May 5, 2002, 5:12:22 PM, you wrote to TBUDL:
PS I've put the filter in the Account's Read messages - is this
PS right?
Just make sure that read filter is ticked in the refilter messages
dialogue
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Best regards,
Ottar Grimstad, Norway
http://home.online.no/~ottgrims
In Outlook, you can auto-archive mailbox folders, according to
criteria you set, eg more than 60 days old. The archived data goes to
a separate .pst file, which you can open in Outlook alongside your
regular mail. This is very useful if you need to refer back to an old
message.
Can The Bat do
You can archive in at least four ways using TB!.
One way is to keep the messages in the active message bases. That's
the way a lot of users on this list do it; they have tens of thousands
of messages. TB! could be unique in its ability to handle that type f
load in a stable way.
A variation
Thanks Joseph, that's helpful.
On 04 May 2002 at 18:53:52 you wrote:
JN A variation on that is to move the messages to a separate set of
JN folders, perhaps with a different user name. That way, they would
JN remain in the .TBB format, but not be on your screen or available all
JN the time.
Here are two different ways. Which one to use depends on how often
you will want to archive your mail and refer to the messages.
1. A separate account:
A. Create a new account. Go into Options/Network Administration.
B. Go into the Groups tab. Create a group comprising your current
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