Re: THANKS Re: Mailbox Import Wizard no longer sees Eudora mailboxes

[Mark Aston]

Hi David,

Sunday, November 26, 2000, 8:14:47 PM, you wrote:

> Your suggested workaround is excellent -- allows me to
> get the job done and stop futzing around.   Odd,
> though, isn't it, that the Mailbox Import Wizard would
> work fine initially and then stop working without any
> changes to TB?

> The only thing I can think of that's different is that
> I did ADD a number of mailboxes to my Eudora Pro
> configuration.  Could it be that I exceeded some
> threshold beyond which TB can't deal with the
> information from Eudora?   I have about 75 Eudora
> mailboxes plus about 8 or 10 folders each containing
> 5-10 more mailboxes -- all together maybe 125-150
> mailboxes.  

> Any thoughts are welcome, but above all, thanks to
> Mark for the workaround.

Glad it worked out OK, I really have no idea why TB! wizard did not
see the other mailboxes, as you say there may be a limit or it just
sees the default boxes. Either way the Eudora boxes are in actually in
Unix format anyway, Eudora just creates a *.toc file to index the
mailbox.

I have a copy of Eudora 5.02 (for experimentation) and when I tried
TB! import wizard it could see all of the mailboxes, maybe it's just a
problem with 3.05

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THANKS Re: Mailbox Import Wizard no longer sees Eudora mailboxes

[David Perrotta]

Mark,

Your suggested workaround is excellent -- allows me to
get the job done and stop futzing around.   Odd,
though, isn't it, that the Mailbox Import Wizard would
work fine initially and then stop working without any
changes to TB?

The only thing I can think of that's different is that
I did ADD a number of mailboxes to my Eudora Pro
configuration.  Could it be that I exceeded some
threshold beyond which TB can't deal with the
information from Eudora?   I have about 75 Eudora
mailboxes plus about 8 or 10 folders each containing
5-10 more mailboxes -- all together maybe 125-150
mailboxes.  

Any thoughts are welcome, but above all, thanks to
Mark for the workaround.

best regards,
-David Perrotta

--- Mark Aston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi David,
> 
> Saturday, November 25, 2000, 8:57:53 PM, you wrote:
> 
> > I'm using the Halloween edition for Windows95.  I
> > recently used the Mailbox Import Wizard to bring
> over
> > some messages from my installation of Eudora Pro
> 3.05.
> 
> 
> > It worked flawlessly the first time, but now when
> I
> > try to do the same thing again, the wizard only
> > identifies three Eudora mailboxes -- IN, OUT, and
> > TRASH.  
> 
> > The problem is that I have many more mailboxes and
> > folders than that, but for some reason TB is not
> > recognizing them any longer.
> 
> Try importing them as Unix mail boxes, you will find
> them in the
> Eudora directory with an *.mbx extension to the
> mailbox name.
> 
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