Hello, everybody, and thanks for all your help! The cause of the problem was in fact a different one: TB was registered as the default mail client, and Outlook was not. Making Outlook the default mailer fixes the problem. The import went rather smoothly then, with the exception of two OLE errors (8004010F and 80040115) that subsequently caused TB to crash. I was able to fix this by deleting the message, using Outlook, that followed immediately after the last message the Bat was able to import in the respective folder. Then I had to re-boot Windows because of the access violation and was able to re-import the folder without any trouble.
Regards, Armin -- Mutscheller High-Tech Translation Im Bosseldorn 24 D-69126 Heidelberg Phone: +49 6221 395759 Fax: +49 6221 395796 http://www.mutscheller.de MW> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- MW> Hash: SHA1 MW> Hello Armin, MW> On 17 June 2004, 13:08 +0200 (12:08 local time) Armin Mutscheller [AM] MW> in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: AM>> I'm evaluating TB and would LOVE to use it as an alternative to Outlook, AM>> but for some reason I'm unable to import existing Outlook folders and AM>> messages. When I select an Outlook folder for import, TB starts working AM>> really hard and displays a progress bar. It also creates the respective AM>> folder structure in the file system, as well as in the Account pane, but AM>> when the import is complete all of these folders remain empty. The AM>> number of messages to import makes no difference. Apparently this AM>> behaviour occurs only when an MS Exchange server is present. On another AM>> system, with Outlook running as a stand-alone application, all Outlook AM>> folders are imported properly. MW> I regularly migrate some of my work messages from Outlook to TB! MW> However, all my Outlook folders are held in a .pst file. Whilst this MW> works well you are best advised to close other applications; the process MW> can be heavy on resources if you've a large .pst file. ________________________________________________ Current version is 2.11.02 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
