Robert,
If you
know a programmer who can write a script for you, getting your data from Eudora
should not be difficult, using regular expressions in PERL or a similar a
language. Actually, I bet if you search the Web, there are already scripts that
do exactly what you want. It seems like it would be a common
need.
Robin
Robin Mathias
Mathias Consulting
http://www.MathiasConsulting.com
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
voice:
707.636.0418
fax: 707.636.0419
485 Horn Ave
Santa Rosa, CA
95407
Database and Web solutions for non-profit organizations, small
businesses and healthcare payers.
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From: Dave Shaw [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 2:05 PM
To: TechRocks Support
Subject: [support] Re: Total newbie question: learning eBaseIt's not going to be easy to get your Eudora address books into ebase. This info is kept in a text file named Eudora Nicknames. Here's what my entry looks like.alias dshaw [EMAIL PROTECTED]then later the address infonote dshaw <address:85 S Washington St #304><city:Seattle><state:WA><zip:98104><phone:206-954-7526>note here<change:1>
