Importing

[Geoff Bond]

Hello Doug,

Monday, September 30, 2002, 5:21:37 PM, you wrote:

DW> On Fri, 27 Sep 2002 19:18:49 -0500
DW>  Allie C Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
DW> [SNIP]

>> 
>> Here's the filter:
>> 
>> BeginFilter
>> Name: Export for editing
>> 
DW> [SNIP] 
>> AM> You then go back to TB! and hit the shortcut to import the message,
>> AM> mark it as read and delete the original.

DW> Brilliant, thanks.

>> 
>> I used the TB! import command for this. Unfortunately an Account or
>> account folder has to be defined when running this command. If you
>> have to be editing messages in a single folder then you should be in
>> business since you could set up the command to import the altered
>> message to the same folder.
>> 
>> Here's the filter to import the message. The filter is invoked using
>> Ctrl-alt-I.
>> 
>> BeginFilter

DW> [SNIP]

>> 
>> "C:\Software\The Bat!Thebat.exe" 
>/IMPORTU="lists";UNIX;IN=C:\backup-cmds\edit.txt;READ
>> 
>> lists - the target account name
>> 
>> UNIX - denotes that the file being imported is of UNIX mailbox
>> format.
>> 
>> IN - denotes the location of the file to import.
>> 
>> Read - sets the switch to mark the imported message as read.
Hi, I'm trying to import my mailboxes from Netscape 6, and the import
wizard is failing spectacularly. (i.e. it's not doing *anything*).
Could someone perhaps give me a hand?

Thanks
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Importing

[Lynn]

Bat Users,
 
I was wondering if there was any way to import 
folder/messages and address book from Outlook Express 5.5 into the latest 
version of The Bat, i'm running windows98.
 
thanks,
Lynn
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importing mail

[Stefan Kuhs]

Hello Alexander,

Saturday, September 18, 1999, 6:14:43 PM, you wrote:

AVK> On 18 Sep 99, at 0:22, Dirk Heiser wrote
AVK> about "Re: Importing mail from Eudora ligh":

>> AVK> And hence TB says "empty body", that's the clue. Nothing then 
>> AVK> (just another:-)) bug in Eudora!
>> 
>> Who say that Eudora want to save the mails in the RFC format. ;-)


I have a smiilar wit importing mail.
I was running The Bat 1.22 with my old PC (133 MHZ CPU) and there were
lots of mails in the message base (u know TBUDL mailinglist? =)


Some weeks ago I bought a AMD K6-2 400 MHZ and before I assembled a
new PC I exported all the mail in the unix format.
I checked if it works and reimported all mail.
Well, it worked fine when using the same The Bat version which i used
for exporting.

But: when importing in The Bat 1.34a, only one (!) message  from
several hunders was stored and this one was even damaged.

So...if u ask me this is a general The Bat bug :}



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Importing Messages

[joshua allen r. day]

Monday, November 22, 1999

I  have  an  account at hotmail, that I import to outlook
express  5.0  -  I  would  like  to be able to move those
messages, also, from outlook to TB!, however - whenever I
try  to  import  them, only a few of the 60+ messages are
imported...  which  really does little good on my efforts
for backing up the mail... is this a problem with TB!, or
am I doing something wrong?

joshua
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vcard importing

[Gord McCallum]

Hi,

One of the features that I'd really like to see in TB (or know how to
use if it exists) would be the ability to import an entire directory
of .vcf (vcard) files into the address book.  I use Time & Chaos to
manage my contacts (highly recommended) and I can use the mailto:
field in it to invoke The Bat, but I'd like to duplicate my contacts
in TB's address book.

As it stands now, Time and Chaos can do a mass export of all my
contacts and create individual vcards, but there are hundreds of them
and it's a bit time consuming to import each one at once.

Is there a workaround or am I missing anything?

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Importing messages

[z5worg]

After I click on Tools | Import Message | From .msg/.eml Files, it takes
about 12-15 seconds before "Choose Export Directory" pops up.  That
seems to be awfully long wait for a 800MHz PC.  Am I wrong?

If no, any suggestion to speed up that process?

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Re: Importing

[Scott McNay]

Hi Geoff!

In message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
on Monday, September 30, 2002, 4:46:28 PM, you wrote:

GB> Hi, I'm trying to import my mailboxes from Netscape 6, and the import
GB> wizard is failing spectacularly. (i.e. it's not doing *anything*).
GB> Could someone perhaps give me a hand?

Netscape  should  have an export option; you might try that, to try to
export to *.MSG or *.EML format, then import those files with TB!.

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Importing messages

[Bill Kraski]

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Hello tbudlers,

PocoMail  has  a compatible mail format for importing and I successfully
imported  my  Inbox  into  the Inbox for one of my accounts in The Bat!.
However, I have multiple subfolders in Poco that I'd like to import into
like  folders  in The Bat!. What I've seen in the help file is not clear
as  to  whether  this is possible & how to do it. So, is this possible &
how?

TIA

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importing addresses

[Lex Thoonen]

Hi,

I've been trying to import addresses from outlook 2000, and I've read
I should kick out the 'birthday' field, as because of it, I get an
error when opening The Bat. Anyway, so I did it all again, made a
comma seperated list in outlook and tried to import it into the bat. I
don't get e-mailaddresses, although I've matched the fields. Tried a
tab seperated file as well, same result.

What's the best/easiest way of importing addresses from outlook?

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Importing HTML

[Eddie Castelli]

Hi folks from 'TB!udl List',

I have an eMail in HTML format (you see the mail with full header on
the browser). I right klick and save the Doc in HTML-format on my
disc.

Q: how to Import it into TB! so as it will be part of all other mails
in the folder?

Thank you for your time.


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importing addresses

[Dwight A Corrin]

I have a list of names with e-mail addresses, which I have pasted into
SmartBat. I would like to create an address book with them, but I
have found only the information that one can import tab separated or
comma separated material into the AB. Nowhere have I found any
information on what the format of the file should be. (I've looked in
help  and under address book in the FAQs)

Can anyone offer any advice or direct me somewhere where the process
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importing QT??

[Luc]

 Good evening list,
   
 I have an account which has being shut down. I created another one
 and want to use the QT's belonging to the old account. Is there a way
 to allocate them all at once to the new account or do i have to cut
 and paste them individual?
 
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Re: Importing

[Marck D. Pearlstone]

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Hi Lynn,

On 17 March 2001 at  09:16:01 -0700 (which was 16:16 where I  live)
Lynn wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and made these points:

L> I was wondering if there was any way to import folder/messages and
L> address book from Outlook Express 5.5 into the latest version of
L> The Bat, i'm running windows98.

Tools .. Import .. Mailbox import wizard .. Outlook Express 5 should do
it. I believe it applies to OE5.5 mailboxes too.


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not to post to this list using HTML. Many members filter HTML mail
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Importing messages

[Joakim Nilsson]

Hi,

Is it possible to import messages from Outlook 2002 (Preview copy) to
The Bat! v. 1.52f?

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Importing Messages

[Billy Souto Maior]

Hello TBUDL,

  I´m  trying  to  import messages from Microsoft Outlook Express 2000
  (.PST)   but   I   can´t  get it done. All the options I have in the
  bat to import  this kind of file doesn´t work.

  Please, does anyone know how can I do it?!

  Thanks!
  

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Re: importing mail

[Alexander Leschinsky]

Hello Stefan!

21.09.1999, 23:06 you wrote:

SK> Some weeks ago I bought a AMD K6-2 400 MHZ and before I assembled a
SK> new PC I exported all the mail in the unix format.
SK> I checked if it works and reimported all mail.
SK> Well, it worked fine when using the same The Bat version which i used
SK> for exporting.

SK> But: when importing in The Bat 1.34a, only one (!) message  from
SK> several hunders was stored and this one was even damaged.

SK> So...if u ask me this is a general The Bat bug :}
Agreed :-(
But you can copy *.msb directly to temp-folder and move messages to
target folders as _Bat_ messages (AFAIK)
It rocks!

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Re: importing mail

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Tuesday, September 21, 1999, 2:00:33 PM, Alexander wrote:
> But you can copy *.msb directly to temp-folder and move messages to
> target folders as _Bat_ messages (AFAIK)
> It rocks!

Hell, I just archive up the entire mail directory.  Install TB, unarchive
the mail directory.  When it asks for a new account on the first run I enter
the same name as I had before.  It finds the account, all settings, all
folders, everything.  *that* rocks.

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importing old messages

[sandy]

Hello

Something happened to my Bat program and everytime I clicked on the
trash folder, the program locked up, so I uninstalled the program and
re-installed The Bat. It would not work until I started over with a
totally new install and I did not keep old settings etc. I have
everything working but is there a way to get the old messages and
folders into this copy of The Bat? (I can see the old messages
are saved in a folder named "Sandy".

Thanks,

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Importing from YARN

[Thomas Christensen]

Hi All,

Newbie on the list alert :-)

I'm on my fifth trial day and I'm loving the program more and more. I've
importet all my mail from Outlook Express and I've figured how to do
just about everything I was missing within OE.

The only thing I havn't figured yet is how to import my old mail from
YARN (off-line dos/os/2 mail read written by Chin Huang). The Messages
in a Yarn folder is just the mails put end to end each of them starting
of with a 32bit integer (longint) giving the length of the message. I
think it's called .msg type b.

I could easily write a program that converted this to .msg (anybody know
where I can find a simple description of this format? It seems as if the
messages are just seperated by a "From " (with a space instead of
colon), is that correct?), but I wanted to check with you people first.

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Re: vcard importing

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hi Gord,

On Tue, 9 May 2000 22:21:49 -0600GMT (10/05/2000, 12:21 +0800GMT),
Gord McCallum wrote:

GM> Is there a workaround or am I missing anything?

Open the vCard. On the top-right corner, you will find a button "add
to addressbook". Click on in, and the whole vCard is imported to your
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Re: vcard importing

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hi Gord,

On Tue, 9 May 2000 22:45:56 -0600GMT (10/05/2000, 12:45 +0800GMT),
Gord McCallum wrote:

GM> I know how to import ONE vcard...what I want to do is import a whole
GM> directory of them...

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Re: Importing messages

[Marten Gallagher]

> After I click on Tools | Import Message | From .msg/.eml Files, it takes
> about 12-15 seconds before "Choose Export Directory" pops up.  That
> seems to be awfully long wait for a 800MHz PC.  Am I wrong?

> If no, any suggestion to speed up that process?

Interesting - I get a long dealy sometimes when a similar browse box is called 
when
'saving attachments' out to an external directory.

I wonder if there isn't some buggy thing going on here.

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importing from Outlook

[Graham Smith]

Hello,

I am back trying The Bat! and wondered if any one can give me any tips
about importing my Outlook Emails.

The Help I assume is out of date, as it says I need to export from
Outlook to Outlook Express, (an option that doesn't seem to be
available in Outlook 2003). But the Import options in the menu list
Outlook as an option.

Any help in avoiding silly mistakes gratefully received.

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Re[2]: Importing

[Geoff Bond]

Hello Scott,

The only option that there seems to be for exporting is the saving of
individual messages as .eml files, which would probably work, but
considering the number of messages I'm trying to move...


SM> Hi Geoff!

SM> In message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
SM> on Monday, September 30, 2002, 4:46:28 PM, you wrote:

GB>> Hi, I'm trying to import my mailboxes from Netscape 6, and the import

GB>> wizard is failing spectacularly. (i.e. it's not doing *anything*).
GB>> Could someone perhaps give me a hand?

SM> Netscape  should  have an export option; you might try that, to try to
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Importing Bat mailboxes

[Marcus]

Evaluating TB. I had to restore Windows from a backup created before TB
was installed. How do I get my old mailboxes/accounts back into TB?

I don't have any TB format backups I can restore. It looks like I would
have to manually recreate every account and import every message
folder, of which there are 20+?
Is it really that much of a hassle?

My old mail client just uses one database file, so this problem has
never occured after a Windows reinstallation.

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Importing .mbx messages.

[Chris Weaven]

Hi,

I've got a 6.5MB .mbx message archive I want to import into TB!

How would I go about this, as I don't see .mbx as an option on the
'Import Messages' list.

Thanks,

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beginner importing problems

[jon]

Hello ,

I have been on a trial version of The Bat. Two problems I haven't
found a fix for;

- When importing emails from OE, where there are two or more emails
with the same subject, only one is imported.

- If I export an email-Digest from OE by dragging the digest to
another folder and then importing to The Bat, sometimes not all the
emails within the digest are imported.

Any help for a newbie, greatly appreciated.
 
Thanks
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Re: importing addresses

[Steve M. Sawczyn]

Hello Lex,

Monday, August 11, 2003, 12:13:27 PM, you wrote:

LT> don't get e-mailaddresses, although I've matched the fields. Tried a
LT> tab seperated file as well, same result.

I've had similar results when using a program called Dawn.  Dawn
allowed me to convert my Outlook contacts into a Ldif file, but the
Email addresses were missing.  Also, only some of my Outlook folders
got converted and I'm not sure what determined which folders would get
converted.  For now, I'm using the high-tech method of entering stuff
by hand.

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Re: importing addresses

[Paul Cartwright]

On Monday, August 11, 2003, 12:25 PM, you wrote

LT>> What's the best/easiest way of importing addresses from outlook?

 I think the way I did it was to first import into Outlook EXPRESS. then
 TheBat. I seem to recall the same problem with no email addresses going
 from OL2K.


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Re: importing addresses

[Dave Kennedy]

Monday, August 11, 2003, 12:13:27 PM, Lex wrote:
L> I've been trying to import addresses from outlook 2000, and
L> I've read I should kick out the 'birthday' field, as because
L> of it, I get an error when opening The Bat. Anyway, so I did
L> it all again, made a comma seperated list in outlook and tried
L> to import it into the bat. I don't get e-mailaddresses,
L> although I've matched the fields. Tried a tab seperated file
L> as well, same result.

I've not imported from Outlook, but have exported from TB! and
back into it successfully.  I use the Address Book's comma
separate format.  My suggestion is to manually enter an address
into TB! with all the information you would want imported.  Then
export that address into a comma separated file.  Look at that
format as compared to what you're getting when working with
Outlook. I bet you'll be able to resolve the differences then and
get the address imported.  Items to look at - different field
names between TB! and Outlook, strange values in a field, greatly
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Re: Importing HTML

[Thomas F]

Hi Eddie,

On Tue, 13 Nov 2001 22:49:28 +0100GMT (14/11/2001, 05:49 +0800GMT),
Eddie Castelli wrote:

EC> I have an eMail in HTML format (you see the mail with full header on
EC> the browser). I right klick and save the Doc in HTML-format on my
EC> disc.

EC> Q: how to Import it into TB! so as it will be part of all other mails
EC> in the folder?

You don't need to import it in order to send it on. You attach it to
an email. You also cannot make it part of all other mails in the
folder, as TB does not allow you to alter those mails. Only mails in
ther Outbox can be edited.

If you want to create an HTML email, you do exactly the same thing:
You create and HTML file with your preferred HTML editor, and then
attach it to an empty email.

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Re: Importing HTML

[Eddie Castelli]

Dear Thomas, 

 --->>> Thomas F / Mittwoch, 14.11.01 / 07:52
Importing HTML


> You don't need to import it in order to send it on. You attach it to
> an email. You also cannot make it part of all other mails in the
> folder, as TB does not allow you to alter those mails. Only mails in
> ther Outbox can be edited.

Thank you for your response.
It's not mend to make an HTML attachment nor is it to write an HTML
eMail.

Let try to describe it a bit more precisely.
  Lets take this ML as en example. Going to the Archive I find a
  posting that I like to download and put it into the same folder
  where I'm now. When I right click this posting and a save it it's a
  HTML file.
  Importing it to TB! is impossible (as HTML). So I have probably to
  make an other step in converting it to MSG or so.

You have any Idea how to proceed?

P.S. hope this explains it better ;-)

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Re: Importing HTML

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On Mittwoch, 14. November 2001 at 08:29:24 you wrote:

> You have any Idea how to proceed?

As was already written: Create a new message, attach the HTML file and
sort the message by hand into your preferred folder.

Another wy would be to strip all HTML tags from the file and save it
as a plain text file, which can be imported (if headers are present).




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Re: Importing HTML

[Thomas F]

Hi Eddie,

On Wed, 14 Nov 2001 08:29:24 +0100GMT (14/11/2001, 15:29 +0800GMT),
Eddie Castelli wrote:

EC>   Importing it to TB! is impossible (as HTML). So I have probably to
EC>   make an other step in converting it to MSG or so.

EC> You have any Idea how to proceed?

OK, so you have succeeded in importing it as an HTML message.

Set TB so that I does not automitically display HTML:

Options / Preferences / General / [ ] Display HTML...

needs to be unticked. When you now look at the message, you find the
message text in the preview pane, and an HTML attachment. Richt-click
on the attachment, and choose "Delete". Your message is now normal.

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Re: Importing HTML

[Carsten Thönges]

Hi Dierk,

> Another wy would be to strip all HTML tags from the file and save it
> as a plain text file, which can be imported (if headers are present).

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Re: importing addresses

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Hi Dwight,

On Wednesday, April 3, 2002, 22:59:36, Dwight A Corrin wrote:
> I have a list of names with e-mail addresses, which I have pasted into
> SmartBat. I would like to create an address book with them, but I
> have found only the information that one can import tab separated or
> comma separated material into the AB. Nowhere have I found any
> information on what the format of the file should be.

The format of a csv-file (Comma-Separated-Values) would be like:

Name,First Name,Street,ZIP,City,State,email
Doe,John M.,13 Sesame Street,12345,Kansas City,KS,[EMAIL PROTECTED]
...

The first line tells you and the program what the columns are (it
effectively contains column headers) and the lines after that contain
information about the persons.
So if you're good with UltraEdit or any other good text editor you may be
able to reformat your file so it becomes a valid csv format. Tab separation
works the same way.

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Re: importing addresses

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@03 April 2002, 14:59:36 -0600 (21:59 UK time) Dwight A Corrin wrote
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> I have a list of names with e-mail addresses, which I have pasted
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> Can anyone offer any advice or direct me somewhere where the process
> is described?

CSV is the easiest route. Put in a row of column headings then follow
it with the address data, in rows, separating the values by commas.
Save the text as a .CSV file then start the import. The import process
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handy) belong in which AB fields. It's all pretty straight forward
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Importing from Outlook

[Victor Wong]

Hi,

Has anyone been able to import messages from Outlook 2002 into TB 1.60c?
I would really like to use TB since Outlook is really slow with the
60,000+ message mailbox that I have.  Maybe someone has gotten an older
more stable version of TB to import from Outlook?  I'm getting desperate
since Outlook now takes like a minute to load on an incredibly fast
computer.  Thanks!

Victor.

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appropriate but can anyone tell me what/where this email client is.  I'm
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importing from Eudora

[Deborah]

Hi,

I would like to import saved email messages from Eudora, but have not
been able to do so. On the drop-down menu, the Import command gives
several options, but none of them includes importing from Eudora. I
tried to use the Import Wizard, which gives the option of importing
from Eudora, but it doesn't seem to recognise Eudora's file-format
for emails. I get a message each time telling me that it didn't find
any files of the right type in the folder it's checking, & to find the
folder - but whichever Eudora folder I offer, it still gives me the
same message.

Is there something I'm supposed to do that I'm not doing? I tried
looking in Eudora for a File Export option, but there isn't one, & the
Save As doesn't offer me the choice of saving in .MSG or .UNIX format,
which are the only formats mentioned in the TB helpfile.

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Re: importing QT??

[Peter Meyns]

Hi Luc,

on Thu, 18 Jul 2002 20:03:11 +0200GMT (18.07.02, 20:03 +0200GMT here),
you wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :

L>  I have an account which has being shut down. I created another one
L>  and want to use the QT's belonging to the old account. Is there a way
L>  to allocate them all at once to the new account or do i have to cut
L>  and paste them individual?
 
Individually is my guess in this case. I'd like to read if there is another
way. *s*

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Re: importing QT??

[Thomas F]

Hello Luc,

On Thu, 18 Jul 2002 20:03:11 +0200 GMT (19/07/02, 01:03 +0700 GMT),
Luc wrote:

L>  I have an account which has being shut down. I created another one
L>  and want to use the QT's belonging to the old account.

I had that situation once. What I did is I changed the details of the
account from the old account (POP, SMTP settings) to the new account
and everything was still there. ;-)

L> Is there a way to allocate them all at once to the new account or
L> do i have to cut and paste them individual?

If you have already created the new account and don't need the old
account any more, just copy the messages over.

Other than that, you can make QT's to be shared with other accounts. I
forgot in which account.* file the QT's are stored.

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Re: importing QT??

[Luc]

 Good evening Thomas,
  
It was foretold that on 18-7-2002 @ 01:28:27 GMT+0700 (which was
20:28:27 where I live) Thomas F wrote and spread these wise comments
on "importing QT??":
  

TF> If you have already created the new account and don't need the old
TF> account any more, just copy the messages over.

that was my problem: how to copy them at once.

TF> Other than that, you can make QT's to be shared with other accounts. I
TF> forgot in which account.* file the QT's are stored.

I worked it out how to copy them at once.
In "TheBat!\Mail\accountname" go to the file "account.qtn" and open it
in a texteditor. Select all and save it in the "account.qtn" of the
account you want to allocate them. Then delete the other .qtn
otherwise you'll get an error opening TB!

Every QT should be in the account. (of course, best is to save the old
.qtn as a back up incase ...)

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Re: importing QT??

[Luc]

 Good evening Peter,
  
It was foretold that on 18-7-2002 @ 20:19:23 GMT+0200 (which was
20:19:23 where I live) Peter Meyns wrote and spread these wise
comments on "importing QT??":
  

PM> Individually is my guess in this case

 I was afraid it would be the case -:(
 
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Re: importing QT??

[Thomas F]

Hello Luc,

On Thu, 18 Jul 2002 21:22:16 +0200 GMT (19/07/02, 02:22 +0700 GMT),
Luc wrote:

L> 
TF>> If you have already created the new account and don't need the old
TF>> account any more, just copy the messages over.

L> that was my problem: how to copy them at once.

Mark them all in the message list, right-click, choose Copy to...

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Re: importing QT??

[Luc]

 Good afternoon Thomas,
  
It was foretold that on 19-7-2002 @ 13:53:38 GMT+0700 (which was
8:53:38 where I live) Thomas F wrote and spread these wise comments on
"importing QT??":
  

TF> Mark them all in the message list

 message list? i'm talking about the QT's in the QT menu. Or was i
 missing something?
 
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Re: importing QT??

[Thomas F]

Hello Luc,

On Fri, 19 Jul 2002 13:27:51 +0200 GMT (19/07/02, 18:27 +0700 GMT),
Luc wrote:

L>  message list? i'm talking about the QT's in the QT menu. Or was i
L>  missing something?
 
Yes, my advise to use the old account and just change the General and
Transportation details in the account properties. Please read again
what I said before, namely that all you need to do (if you have
already created a new account) is to move the message over. You
probably do not need the new account. This way, your QT's don't need
to be copied.

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Importing from Calypso

[Doug Weller]

Exported a folder and its subfolders from Calypso as a unix mailbox,
imported them to The Bat.  A few no longer have any text even though,
for instance, one shows up as 2049 bytes. I presume there's nothing I
can do. Don't much care where the problem lies if I can't fix it!

Still, I might be able to live with it. Wish I could easily identify
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"importing messages" why ?

[atelier1]

Hello i am a newbie,read the faq though,this is my problem:
Since  i  installed  1.49  over  1.47,whenever  i  hit  f2  to  get my
mail,after  the  mail  is received,i get the text:"importing messages"
0.8 k  or 1.3 k or something like this.
if there is no mail this doesn't happen.

thank you,Linda

  
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Importing Outlook Contacts

[Peter Chiou]

Hello tbuDL,

Ok,  there has to be a way for a new Bat user like me to import all my
outlook  contacts  into  TB  all at one time. How do I do it? I looked
thru  the threads and the consensus is that you can't. My question is:
Will The Bat do it soon? Is there a tool to do that? There has to be a
way  for  people  to  migrate  to  The Bat without going thru all this
hassle. Isn't there? Or should I suck it up and stick with the kludgey
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Importing Eudora Mail

[Gerry Doyon]

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Hello fellow Bat! users,

I have a friend who needs to send me many e-mail messages that he
received from someone else but does not want to forward all of them.
He is using Eudora 5.0.

If I attempt to use TB!'s import wizard it just wants you to point to
the directory where Eudora resides.  What I would like to know is
this:

Can he send me just the Eudora folder files for me to be able to
import it in to TB!?

Further, since the messages receipient e-mail address will differ from
mine if I import them will this cause a problem?

Is there a better way to get this accomplished?

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[Michael Palmer]

Hello TBUDL,

I've been trying to import my address book from OE 5.5. in csv form
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Re: Importing Messages

[Lars Geiger]

Hi Billy,
On Tue, 12 Jun 2001, at 08:34:45 -0300 you wrote:

BSM> Hello TBUDL,

BSM> I´m trying to import messages from Microsoft Outlook Express 2000
BSM> (.PST) but I can´t get it done. All the options I have in the bat
BSM> to import this kind of file doesn´t work.

There is no such thing as Outlook Express 2000. It's either Outlook 2000
or Outlook Express. .pst suggests that you are trying to import from
Outlook, which TB! can't do directly. You will have to import your
messages into Outlook Express first, then into TB!

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Importing Agent's address book?

[Jan-Arild Lokstad]

Hi all!

This is my very first post to this list after buying The Bat, and I
apologize if this question has been asked (and answered) hundreds of
times before. I searched the archive, but didn't find anything.

How do I import Agent's address book? Agent doesn't seem to export the
addresses in a format which can be directly imported.

BTW: why haven't I been told about this wonderful piece of software
before? :))

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Re: importing old messages

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo sandy,

On Sun, 28 Mar 2004 13:51:09 -0500GMT (28-3-04, 20:51 +0100, where I
live), you wrote:

S> Something happened to my Bat program and everytime I clicked on the
S> trash folder, the program locked up, so I uninstalled the program and
S> re-installed The Bat.

Next time, just close TB and delete the files in trash folder with
windows exporer.

S> It would not work until I started over with a totally new install
S> and I did not keep old settings etc.

That's the problem with a new install.

S> I have everything working but is there a way to get the old
S> messages and folders into this copy of The Bat?

That's easy.
Close TB
Make a copy of your new account, somewhere else on disk
Drag all folders and files from your 'Sandy' account to your new one
Oh and empty the trash folder after doing that
Open TB and you should have your old messages and settings back

To get your new messages back:
  Tools -> Import Messages -> From .TBB files
Now point to the copy of your new inbox and you'll import the messages
downloaded with your new account. (I'm presuming that you didn't
create lots of folders and filters in your new account, if you've done
so, you'll lose them in this way.)

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Strange error while importing

[Franck Baastel]

Hi,
i m trying to import my messages from microsoft Outlook express !
During the importation , thebat! crash !
Here is the log file i found
Thanks in advance

OFFICE/computer1 5/17/04 5:29:47 PM oexpress:1 EStackOverflow Stack overflow
OFFICE/computer1 5/17/04 5:30:36 PM oexpress:1 EStackOverflow Stack overflow
OFFICE/computer1 5/17/04 5:31:26 PM oexpress:1 EStackOverflow Stack overflow
OFFICE/computer1 5/17/04 5:36:58 PM oexpress:1 EStackOverflow Stack overflow
OFFICE/computer1 5/17/04 6:38:49 PM oexpress:1 EStackOverflow Stack overflow
OFFICE/computer1 5/17/04 7:01:09 PM oexpress:1 EStackOverflow Stack overflow
OFFICE/computer1 5/21/04 7:59:39 AM oexpress:1 EStackOverflow Stack overflow
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address 0077D563 in module 'thebat.exe'. Read of address 0017B44A
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exporting and importing QuickTemplates?

[Jurgen Haug]

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Hallo Fledermäuse,

is  there  a way to export the QuickTemplates that I have on one of my accounts,
to  move them to a different PC and use them there? It would be a bit tedious to
copy and paste all of them (around 25) into a text file or whatever and then set
them up anew!

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VF refresh and importing

[Cedric Fontaine]

Hello !

It seems that automatic VF refresh does not work after importing some
mails ?

Could you confirm it ? Shall I report it ?
  

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Re: Importing from YARN

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hi Thomas,

On Mon, 08 May 2000 10:33:12 +0200GMT (08/05/2000, 16:33 +0800GMT),
Thomas Christensen wrote:

TC> Newbie on the list alert :-)

Hi and welcome!

TC> The only thing I havn't figured yet is how to import my old mail from
TC> YARN (off-line dos/os/2 mail read written by Chin Huang). The Messages

Wow! It's been a few years but I remeber that proggie well.

Sorry I have no idea about the unix mailbox format you are enquiring
about, I was jsut overwjhelmed by nostalgia... ;-)

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Re: Importing from YARN

[Steve Lamb]

Monday, May 08, 2000, 1:33:12 AM, Thomas wrote:
> I could easily write a program that converted this to .msg (anybody know
> where I can find a simple description of this format? It seems as if the
> messages are just seperated by a "From " (with a space instead of
> colon), is that correct?), but I wanted to check with you people first.

Yes, this format would work.  I am at a loss for a specific name to it but
if you call it the unix mailbox format or mbox most crusty unixers will know
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Re: Importing from YARN

[Peter Steiner]

On Mon, 8 May 2000 20:55:38 +0200, Thomas Christensen wrote:

> I had to seperate them with a line containig "From - " followed by a
> date, but I could find any info on what kind of date and how it should
> be formattet (and I couldn't find the date in the importet messages)
> so I ended up with a seperation line like this: "From - 10.10.10"

Export some message you already have in TB! and look at the date, it
has the form "Wed Apr 26 17:54:00 2000" and is interpreted by TB!
1.42 as the "received time" (whereas the time from the "Date:" header
is the "creation time").

(Note: TB! 1.41, which you are still using, ignores the date in the
"From " line, this is one of the new features of 1.42)

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Re[2]: vcard importing

[Gord McCallum]

Hi Thomas,

I know how to import ONE vcard...what I want to do is import a whole
directory of them...

Thanks though.

Gord
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TF> On Tue, 9 May 2000 22:21:49 -0600GMT (10/05/2000, 12:21 +0800GMT),
TF> Gord McCallum wrote:

GM>> Is there a workaround or am I missing anything?

TF> Open the vCard. On the top-right corner, you will find a button "add
TF> to addressbook". Click on in, and the whole vCard is imported to your
TF> addressbook.

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Re[2]: vcard importing

[Gord McCallum]

Hi Thomas,

no problem - it happens.  :)

Anyone else got any suggestions?  That would make life a LOT easier.


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TF> On Tue, 9 May 2000 22:45:56 -0600GMT (10/05/2000, 12:45 +0800GMT),
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GM>> I know how to import ONE vcard...what I want to do is import a whole
GM>> directory of them...

TF> Sorry, guess I didn't read your question carefully enough.

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Importing form Outlook 2000

[Christopher J. Trybowski]

Hello all,

 Is  importing  form Outlook 2000 possible in TB? I have never had any
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 it possible to import from O2000 to OE5? TIA,

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Importing messages as HTML

[Katsmeow]

I imported a bunch of messages that I had sent using Eudora.  I do not
send messages in HTML in Eudora.  I send them plain text only and have
checked my Eudora settings to make sure that is so.

However, upon importing messages into TB! I find that they have HTML
formatting.  The HTML formatting is not showing up like where someone
sends a message to me in HTML.  That is, when I go to read one of the
messages I previously sent in Eudora, it all I see is the message with
all the HTML codes in it.

Again, this is strange since I didn't send the messages in HTML in the
first place.  It also makes it impossible for me to use these messages
since they are unreadable.  I need to be able to use them and read
them for various purposes.  When I read the messages in Eudora they do
not appear to be in HTML nor did they appear so to those who received
them.

Any idea why this happened on importing?

Also, is there any way to strip the HTML codes out of the messages I
imported (I can do it manually but there are a lot of these messages).
  

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Re: Importing from Calypso

[Marck D. Pearlstone]

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Hi Doug,

On 18 November 2000 at 14:01:02 + (which was 14:01 where I
live) Doug Weller wrote and made these points:

DW> Exported a folder and its subfolders from Calypso as a unix mailbox,
DW> imported them to The Bat.  A few no longer have any text even though,
DW> for instance, one shows up as 2049 bytes. I presume there's nothing I
DW> can do. Don't much care where the problem lies if I can't fix it!

This  is a known issue (I'm not sure whose) and happens when a message
in  the  Unix  version of the mailbox doesn't have the requisite blank
line  between  the  headers  and the body. The text, once imported, is
seen by TB as a continuation of the headers.

You  can  prove this by selecting the "blank" message and toggling the
"View  kludges" option (Ctrl-Shift-K). The message body will magically
appear with the headers since that is how it has been interpreted.

DW> Still, I might be able to live with it. Wish I could easily
DW> identify which they were though.

That  may  not  be  so  easy  a task unless you have a good regex text
editor to parse the unix mailbox with.

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Re[2]: Importing messages

[z5worg]

Tuesday, September 06, 2005, Marten Gallagher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>> After I click on Tools | Import Message | From .msg/.eml Files, it takes
>> about 12-15 seconds before "Choose Export Directory" pops up.  That
>> seems to be awfully long wait for a 800MHz PC.  Am I wrong?

>> If no, any suggestion to speed up that process?

> Interesting - I get a long dealy sometimes when a similar browse box
> is called when 'saving attachments' out to an external directory.

> I wonder if there isn't some buggy thing going on here.

> Is your system on a network?

Yes, in the sense that it is connected to a router. But this is the only
PC that is powered on; and the Export Directory is a local HD.

When I am on a 2.0 GHz desktop running WinXP-Home, it is almost
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Re: importing from Outlook

[Robin Anson]

On Fri, 16 Dec 2005 at 19:18:19 +, Graham wrote:
> I am back trying The Bat! and wondered if any one can give me any tips
> about importing my Outlook Emails.

I use TB! to store all my email, but have to use Outlook to download
email at work because the company insists on using Exchange configured
just for Outlook.

I find that the mail import wizard (Tools -> Import messages -> Mail
import wizard) works very well and is quite simple to use. Have you
tried this?

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Re: Importing Bat mailboxes

[Leif Gregory]

Hello Marcus, 

On Sun, 27 Oct 2002 at 06:43:11 [GMT +0100], you wrote:
M> I don't have any TB format backups I can restore. It looks like I
M> would have to manually recreate every account and import every
M> message folder, of which there are 20+? Is it really that much of a
M> hassle?

Depends. Create the accounts with the exact same names as the last
time, and it'll auto pickup the info from the accounts. If it doesn't
pick up the folders automatically afterwards, while in the account,
hit CTRL-SHIFT-ALT-L to find lost folders.




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Re: Importing .mbx messages.

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On Tuesday, October 29, 2002, Chris Weaven wrote...

> I've got a 6.5MB .mbx message archive I want to import into TB!

> How would I go about this, as I don't see .mbx as an option on the
> 'Import Messages' list.

Try selecting unix mailbox file.  I think they're the same thing.

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Re: Importing .mbx messages.

[Adam]

Hello Chris,

Tuesday, October 29, 2002, 6:16:20 PM, you wrote:

CW> I've got a 6.5MB .mbx message archive I want to import into TB!

CW> How would I go about this, as I don't see .mbx as an option on the
CW> 'Import Messages' list.

If they are Eudora messages, Eudora is the option right at the top of
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Importing Outlook Express Identities

[Michael S. Hyatt]

I am in the process of switching from Outlook Express 6.0 to The Bat
1.62.
 
I am having trouble importing messages from OE. I have three
identities in OE. It appears that only one shows up when I use the
Mailbox Import Wizard.

I am comfortable editing the Registry if that is necessary.
 
Please advise.

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Reply indicator after importing

[Maurice Snellen]

Listmembers,

This may be too much to ask, but I'm trying to find out if the
following is possible:

I've just installed The Bat! for a friend and imported his Outlook
Express mailbox (which worked beautifully). What he misses though is
the indicators on received mails that tell him whether or not he
replied to the mail.

Is there some kind of mass-mail option that we can use to get these
back and make the Open Reply (Ctrl-BkSp) feature work for these
messages.

I've managed to search for the reply-message, but that doesn't bring
the 'replied' indicator back.

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Problem importing 'lost' messages

[Nick Gordon]

Any help appreciated

I re-ran filters on my Inbox (has just imprted some messages from another mail client) 
and the filter deleted the lot (more work required, I think!)

Anyway, I still have intact .tbb and .tbi files in the relevant directory. I copied 
thema away and tried to reimport, and I get 0 messages imported. Rebuilding (via CTRL, 
ALT, SHIFT, L) doesn't have any effect either.

Any suggestions (other than opening the .tbb file in a text processor and manually 
reconstructing)?

Thanks all.

Incidentally, although I'm using a beta, I'm starting on the assumption that this is 
my screw-up rather than a beta problem; that's why I'm posting to the main list rather 
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Importing Messages (Unix file)

[Dave Goodman]

I'm importing messages from another system into TB!.  Mostly it has
gone smoothly, using the Unix message format.

However, the last files imported , when displayed in the TB! MESSAGE
LIST, show almost all of the messages dated at the date/time of
import, rather than the correct message creation date/time. When a
single message is displayed in the MESSAGE VIEW, the timestamp is
always:

Sat, 30 Dec 1899  00:00:00  ()

An examination of the Unix file with a text editor shows the format to
be correct, with the original date/timestamps in place. Further, the
file imports correctly into several other programs which accept the
Unix file format.

Anyone know what's going on here?

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Importing (Outlook) contact lists

[gvantass]

Not sitting in front of my TB! right now, so I can't try it.  Can someone tell 
me what the best/most effective way to import my Outlook 2000 contact list to 
The Bat! is?  Import the .pst file?  export from Outlook to CSV/TXT file then 
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Importing messages - please help

[Jon Lawrance]

I'm trying to import my messages from Outlook but get the following error:

"Cannot find MS Outlook components to perform import"

Is this a known bug or is there something wrong with my system?

Thanks,

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Importing Messages from Pegasus

[GJim]

Howdy Ladies and Gents,

I have a huge number of old EMail messages in Pegasus format. I have
been able to import old messages from some of the Pegasus accounts
(those with a small number of messages).  However, the import routine
chokes on the one account that has probably 30,000+ messages.  When I
attempt to import, the routine just keeps going back to the screen
where I am supposed to point to the Pegasus account folder(s).

I would attempt to break up the messages into smaller groups, but I
can't even run Pegasus anymore.  I keep getting a run-time error every
time I try to start it.

Has anyone else had problems importing large numbers of Pegasus
messages?  Any ideas on how I can import these messages into TB!

AtDhVaAnNkCsE  

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Re: Importing from Outlook

[Ian Petersen]

Victor,

>  I've been reading through the list and there's this mysterious
> email client called VA that's being talked about.

There's nothing mysterious about Virtual Access (VA)! It's probably
more well known amongst CIX (a british conferencing service) or
Compuserve users. It has existed in various guises (Wigwam, Teepee,
PowWow and VA) for over ten years. Aside from being an excellent OLR
for CIX and CIS it is also a very capable mail and news client. It can
handle an essentially unlimited number of mail accounts and
newsservers. It's main strengths are excellent threading and very
robust handling of a large messagebase. My VA messagebase is, for
example, about 2 GB and the programme is as fast and stable as it was
the day I installed it about seven years ago. I have heard of others
with messagebases of over 8 GB. Sadly, VA has not been actively
developed for over two years now and does not support stuff like
outgoing HTML mail, Unicode, yEnc encoding etc. but otherwise it is
fully functional for good old-fashioned mail and news. Hence the
influx of bemused VA users recently infesting this forum. There are
rumours that at least parts of VA may be made open sorce at some point
but, as yet, it is not certain if or when that will happen. You can take a look
here at http://www.atlantic-coast.com/va/ if you're interested.

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Re: Importing from Outlook

[Miguel A. Urech]

Hello Ian,


> Sadly, VA has not been actively developed for over two years now...

Very good summary about VA, except for the quoted statement. Last VA
release, version 5.51, was exactly released on Fe. 26th, 2001.

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Re: Importing from Outlook

[Ian Petersen]

Miguel,

> Last VA release, version 5.51, was exactly released on Fe. 26th,
> 2001.

Yes, but the operative word in my statement is "actively". The
beta team had had build 315 a good many months before it was
officially released (Sept. 2000) and Pete had only made very minor
tweaks for a year or so before that. My memory could be wrong of course.

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Re: Importing from Outlook

[Miguel A. Urech]

Hello Ian,

> My memory could be wrong of course.

No, you are probably right.

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Re: Importing from Outlook

[Ian Petersen]

Greg,

> I don't believe *bemused* is applicable.

Speak for yourself. I'm definitely bemused - but that may have nothing
to do with TB or VA! 

Your reply reminded me of a little wishlist item I have for TB:

It would be good if TB recognised the common forms of emphasis like
_underscores_, *asterisks* and /slashes/ and subtituted these for
underlined, bold and italic respectively. I believe there are other
mailers that are capable of this .

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Re: importing from Eudora

[Joseph N.]

I can't help with the direct import function, which ought to work, and
with which others will probably be able to help.  But I can suggest
two alternatives, both using another program, Mailbag Assistant (from
Fookes Software).

Mailbag Assistant can import Eudora's mailboxes.  From that point, you
would have two choices.

If you want to wind up with the mail being imported into The Bat!,
then from Mailbag Assistant export the mail (File/Export) into a
"generic mailbox."  That is a Unix format.  From there, import into
TB! (Tools/Import/Unix).

Alternatively (and, in my mind, preferably), if your interest is
keeping the mail for archive purposes and not to be using it regularly
for replies, etc., then either export from Mailbag Assistant into a
Unix (generic) mailbox or save as a Mailbag Assistant archive format
and leave it there.  You can append future messages to the archived
file through Mailbag Assistant if you buy that program, or through TB!
if the archive is a Unix formatted mailbox.  TB! can even filter mail
into a Unix-style mailbox.  This would keep the TB! mailboxes smaller,
which for this particular program is less of a concern than for many
other email programs; it will also make it easier in the future if you
change mail programs.

JN


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> Hi,

> I would like to import saved email messages from Eudora, but have not
> been able to do so. On the drop-down menu, the Import command gives
> several options, but none of them includes importing from Eudora. I
> tried to use the Import Wizard, which gives the option of importing
> from Eudora, but it doesn't seem to recognise Eudora's file-format
> for emails. I get a message each time telling me that it didn't find
> any files of the right type in the folder it's checking, & to find the
> folder - but whichever Eudora folder I offer, it still gives me the
> same message.

> Is there something I'm supposed to do that I'm not doing? I tried
> looking in Eudora for a File Export option, but there isn't one, & the
> Save As doesn't offer me the choice of saving in .MSG or .UNIX format,
> which are the only formats mentioned in the TB helpfile.



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Re: importing from Eudora

[Michael Disabato]

Saturday, April 27, 2002, 2:57:25 AM, Deborah scribbled:

D> I would like to import saved email messages from Eudora, but have not
D> been able to do so. On the drop-down menu, the Import command gives
D> several options, but none of them includes importing from Eudora. I
D> tried to use the Import Wizard, which gives the option of importing
D> from Eudora, but it doesn't seem to recognise Eudora's file-format

This is a known problem with 1.60c that appears to be fixed in 1.60h.
Given the S/MIME problems reported in 1.60h, I will not be installing
that. I do know that 1.53t worked just fine, and I'm considering
backlevel installing to that release, since it seems to have far fewer
reported bugs.

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Importing LDAP address book

[Alaeddin Muntasser]

We have our corporate address book for bat that included one for LDAP
searches etc.  Can anyone tell me how to import that?  I have tried copying
the file into my folder but it is still not listed in my address books and I
can not search LDAP.

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Importing from Forté Agent

[Olivier Reubens]

Hi,

There's a perl script that apparently fixes a problem with importing
folders from Forté Agent.
Alas, I don't have or know perl.
Can anyone tell me what this per script does so I can write my own
program to fix this.

Olivier Reubens
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Re: "importing messages" why ?

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On 11 February 2001 at  14:23:40 +0100 (which was 13:23 where I  live)
atelier1 wrote and made these points:
a> Since  i  installed  1.49  over  1.47,whenever  i  hit  f2  to  get my
a> mail,after  the  mail  is received,i get the text:"importing messages"
a> 0.8 k  or 1.3 k or something like this.

a> if there is no mail this doesn't happen.

This is not a problem. TB receives the messages and then imports them
into the mailbase via the sorting office and at that point executes
any filters you may have set up. There's nothing to worry about. It's
just doing what it should :-).

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Re: Importing Outlook Contacts

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On February 15, 2001, at 10:10:35 PM, Peter Chiou Wrote:

PC> Ok, there has to be a way for a new Bat user like me to import all
PC> my outlook contacts into TB all at one time. How do I do it?

What you have to do is have Outlook export the Contacts in a way that
TB! can import them. It would be almost impossible for TB! to be able to
import directly from every known Mail Client.

Go to Outlook/Contacts... and export in either a comma separated or tab
separated file, then have TB! import them in a similar fashion. Open
TB!'s AB and go to File/Import, and take a look at what is available.
You may have to fool around a bit with the values that you are wanting
to import, such as address, phone, name, etc., etc.


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On February 15, 2001, at 10:54:59 PM, Peter Chiou Wrote:

PC> Thanks! That's exactly what I did and it worked.

No problem... Glad it worked out for you. BTW, don't forget to trim your
replies. ;o)


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Re: Importing Outlook Contacts

[Jannik Lindquist]

Hello Peter,

On Friday, February 16, 2001 at 22:10:35 -0800 Peter wrote on "Importing Outlook
Contacts":

PC> Ok,  there has to be a way for a new Bat user like me to import all my
PC> outlook  contacts  into  TB  all at one time.

Go to the Ritlabs beta-page and download the tool called "Wab2Ldif". It converts
the standard windows AB-format to the Ldif-format used by TB:

http://www.ritlabs.com/the_bat/beta.html

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Re: Importing Outlook Contacts

[Mark Aston]

Hi Jannik,

Friday, February 16, 2001, 6:46:07 AM, you wrote:

PC>> Ok,  there has to be a way for a new Bat user like me to import all my
PC>> outlook  contacts  into  TB  all at one time.

> Go to the Ritlabs beta-page and download the tool called "Wab2Ldif". It converts
> the standard windows AB-format to the Ldif-format used by TB:

> http://www.ritlabs.com/the_bat/beta.html

This will convert from Outlook Express *.wab format not Outlook, first
import  to  OE  from OL to use the convertor. Additionally the pst-wab
conversion  will  not  take place in OE if OL is used in Internet Mode
Only, it will only work if OL is used in corporate mode.


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Re: Importing Outlook Contacts

[Thomas]

Hi Mark,

On Fri, 16 Feb 2001 09:03:24 +GMT (16/02/2001, 17:03 +0800GMT),
Mark Aston wrote:

MA> This will convert from Outlook Express *.wab format not Outlook, first
MA> import  to  OE  from OL to use the convertor. Additionally the pst-wab
MA> conversion  will  not  take place in OE if OL is used in Internet Mode
MA> Only, it will only work if OL is used in corporate mode.

Wow. Someone told me the MS products are for people who know not much
about computers. I have never used OL or OE, but what you say there
sounds so complicated that I'd rather use The Bat!. Thanks for scaring
me off of MS.

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Re: Importing Outlook Contacts

[Mark Aston]

Hi Thomas,

Friday, February 16, 2001, 9:13:05 AM, you wrote:

> Wow. Someone told me the MS products are for people who know not much
> about computers. I have never used OL or OE, but what you say there
> sounds so complicated that I'd rather use The Bat!. Thanks for scaring
> me off of MS.

MS  certainly  don't  encourage  you to change MUA's, there are people
forced  to  use  OE  if  they have a Microsoft Network account, as the
Secure Password Authentication is proprietary to OE.


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Re: Importing Outlook Contacts

[Mark Aston]

Hi Jannik,

Friday, February 16, 2001, 2:54:44 PM, you wrote:

> Apparently the original problem has now been solved - but for the sake
> of the general TB-enlightenment I add another address. This is to a
> beta-version of a programme - called "Dawn" - that *will* export from
> OL to TB (and from and to myriads of other AB's):

> http://www.internettrash.com/users/zakharin/

Excellent  tip,  looks  like a neat program, perhaps there should be a
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Re: Importing Outlook Contacts

[Mark Aston]

Hi ,

Friday, February 16, 2001, 3:33:13 PM, you wrote:

>> beta-version of a programme - called "Dawn" - that *will* export from
>> OL to TB (and from and to myriads of other AB's):

>> http://www.internettrash.com/users/zakharin/

> Excellent  tip,  looks  like a neat program, perhaps there should be a
> link from TB! FAQ

Seems  I spoke too soon, just tried this app and it didn't work on the
2  tests I gave it. OL>LDIF and LDIF>Pegasus In both cases it produced
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Re: Importing Outlook Contacts

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On Fri, 16 Feb 2001, at 15:54:44 [GMT +0100], Jannik Lindquist wrote:

JL> You are quite right, but I thought that it would be easier to export
JL> from OL to OE and then to TB - than to export to a CSV-format and
JL> fiddle with fields :-)

When I exported from PMMail to TB! I created an entry in the PMMail
address book with the name of the field as the data in the field.
After exporting to a CSV-format I moved this entry to the top of the
file.  TB!'s import function then suggested the correct mapping for
each corresponding field.

As another thought, can't you export the Outlook contacts a vCards and
then import them to TB!?

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On February 16, 2001, at 4:18:55 PM, Mike Yetto Wrote:

MY> As another thought, can't you export the Outlook contacts a vCards and
MY> then import them to TB!?

Yes... You sure should be. Never thought of that. Good find *again*
Mike! :o)


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Re: Importing Outlook Contacts

[Karin Spaink]

On 17-02-2001 at 01:18, Mike Yetto kindly wrote:
> On Fri, 16 Feb 2001, at 15:54:44 [GMT +0100], Jannik Lindquist wrote:

JL>> You are quite right, but I thought that it would be easier to export
JL>> from OL to OE and then to TB - than to export to a CSV-format and
JL>> fiddle with fields :-)

> When I exported from PMMail to TB! I created an entry in the PMMail
> address book with the name of the field as the data in the field.
> After exporting to a CSV-format I moved this entry to the top of the
> file.  TB!'s import function then suggested the correct mapping for
> each corresponding field.

When I installed TB! on a friend's computer, I exported
their Outlook address books as a comma-delimited file and
imported that into TB's address book. It went beautifully.


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Re: Importing Eudora Mail

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On 16 May 2001 at  08:23:22 -0400 (which was 13:23 where I  live)
Gerry Doyon wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and made these points:

GD> Can he send me just the Eudora folder files for me to be able to
GD> import it in to TB!?

Since TB wants to point to Eudora, not just the folders, maybe this
won't work. That will need an e-Eudora user to answer in more detail.

GD> Is there a better way to get this accomplished?

Why not MIME forward the messages? Double click on one of the
attached messages and they all open in a virtual folder. You can then
move them from there into a real folder at will.

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Re: Importing Eudora Mail

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Hello Marck,

Wednesday, May 16, 2001, 9:49:59 AM, you wrote:

GD>> Can he send me just the Eudora folder files for me to be able to
GD>> import it in to TB!?

MDP> Since TB wants to point to Eudora, not just the folders, maybe this
MDP> won't work. That will need an e-Eudora user to answer in more detail.

He sent me some Eudora file to test importing. I haven't tried them
yet.

GD>> Is there a better way to get this accomplished?

MDP> Why not MIME forward the messages? Double click on one of the
MDP> attached messages and they all open in a virtual folder. You can then
MDP> move them from there into a real folder at will.

Why?  Because there are dozens of messages that he does not want to
have to send each one individually.  I do not know if you can
multi-select messages in Eudora and send them all in one fell swoop.

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