This one! The link to the bulk email importer is in #3, below. For $8/month, I'd keep Exchange until Google Apps catches up. At the rate they're going, I'd think GA will be a huge threat to hosted Exchange (and even local Exchange) within a year. Pay the $100 for Exchange for that year (www.123together.com) and THEN go to GA if/when it's ready.
My $0.02US Cheers, Don From: Don Ferguson Sent: Sunday, June 07, 2009 12:57 AM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: Switching from Exchange to Gmail/Google Calendar Hi Levi, I assume you have Google Apps set up with your domain? To capture all of your email: 1. Export your Exchange mailbox into a local PST file. 2. Find that file and your archive. 3. Use this to upload to Gmail: http://code.google.com/p/google-email-uploader/ The integration isn't nearly as good with Google Apps as it is with Exchange. You might think about just keeping an $8/month mailbox - it's not THAT much more than free! Fun toys, any way you go! Cheers, Don From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Levi Wallach Sent: Saturday, June 06, 2009 8:42 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [Treo] Switching from Exchange to Gmail/Google Calendar So one of my justifications in paying a slightly higher price for the monthly fee for the Pre was that I could get rid of my exchange account. I'm now syncing my calendar with my Google Calendar account and am about to start syncing contacts. I also have hooked up my Gmail account to my Pre, but I currently don't use that for email. I've tested it out though and I get notified immediately (Push). So here are a couple of questions for those of you in the same boat: a) I figure I'll point my mail servers and Gmail's so that I can get my regular (currently gotten through a hosted exchange service) email through Gmail. Any tips making the switch that will make it a seemless one? b) I have lots of email going back years in my Exchange account and going back even more years archived in a separate outlook pst file that I can access in Outlook but that is not synched to the hosted exchange service. Is there any way I can get any of this email into Gmail, or will I just have to start completely fresh and only be able to search my archives on my home PC in Outlook? I thought I could finally once and for all retire it, but maybe not! Levi [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
