MCBastos wrote:
That's not what I meant. I meant simple drag-and-drop *without* holding
a modifier key.
Yes. I was referring to Paul's message :
Of course, on Windows systems, at least those of recent vintage, an order to
move a file or folder between different drives or computers is
Interviewed by CNN on 13/01/2013 04:06, Paul B. Gallagher told the world:
Of course, on Windows systems, at least those of recent vintage, an
order to move a file or folder between different drives or computers is
realized as a copy anyway.
It has been that way for a long time... but it's
MCBastos wrote:
Interviewed by CNN on 13/01/2013 04:06, Paul B. Gallagher told the world:
Of course, on Windows systems, at least those of recent vintage, an
order to move a file or folder between different drives or computers is
realized as a copy anyway.
It has been that way for a long
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
MCBastos wrote:
Of course, on Windows systems, at least those of recent vintage, an
order to move a file or folder between different drives or computers is
realized as a copy anyway.
It has been that way for a long time...
Unable to believe that for one second,
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Jay Garcia wrote:
Rename the old mailbox mailbox.old such as INBOX = INBOX.OLD and
then move that file over to the new location. When SM is started,
INBOX.OLD will be in the list of mailboxes. Simple matter now to
copy/move the old messages to the new mailbox.
Cruz, Jaime schrieb:
[...]
Am I copying over the entire Mail folder? I see several files in that
directory beginning with inbox:
inbox.sbd (a directory)
Inbox.
Inbox.msf
If all you are interested in is the (old) Inbox, but not in subfolders,
just copy the file Inbox. Inbox.sbd
Philip TAYLOR wrote:
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
MCBastos wrote:
Of course, on Windows systems, at least those of recent
vintage, an order to move a file or folder between different
drives or computers is realized as a copy anyway.
It has been that way for a long time...
Unable to believe
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Presumably these are virtual drives, not physical ones?
I'd never tried it that way...
Physical. Separate discs.
Philip Taylor
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Wolfgang Steger wrote:
Cruz, Jaime schrieb:
[...]
Am I copying over the entire Mail folder? I see several files in that
directory beginning with inbox:
inbox.sbd (a directory)
Inbox.
Inbox.msf
If all you are interested in is the (old) Inbox, but not in subfolders,
just copy the file
Interviewed by CNN on 13/01/2013 12:30, Philip TAYLOR told the world:
Unable to believe that for one second, I created a top-level
directory N:\To be moved, and shift-dragged it (i.e., move)
to P:\ It was moved. It was not copied. The original is gone.
Forever.
That's not what I meant. I
I know how to move an entire mailbox from one computer to another (I've
done it enough times), but I need to layout a scenario here to see if
anyone else has come up with a solution.
I built a new computer for my Mom with Windows 7 (her previous computer
was XP). After installing Seamonkey
On 12.01.2013 20:41, Cruz, Jaime wrote:
--- Original Message ---
I know how to move an entire mailbox from one computer to another (I've
done it enough times), but I need to layout a scenario here to see if
anyone else has come up with a solution.
I built a new computer for my Mom with
Jay Garcia wrote:
On 12.01.2013 20:41, Cruz, Jaime wrote:
--- Original Message ---
I know how to move an entire mailbox from one computer to another (I've
done it enough times), but I need to layout a scenario here to see if
anyone else has come up with a solution.
I built a new computer
Jay Garcia wrote:
Rename the old mailbox mailbox.old such as INBOX = INBOX.OLD and
then move that file over to the new location. When SM is started,
INBOX.OLD will be in the list of mailboxes. Simple matter now to
copy/move the old messages to the new mailbox.
Exactly what I would have done
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