Hi Greg,
I've never tried it, but I thought that I'd mention the potential
received date issue. I know many moons ago when I first started using
TB I imported from Unix type message base exported from VA. IIRC the
received date changed to whenever I imported the messages. I don't
know if
Hello djb,
I've never tried it, but I thought that I'd mention the potential
received date issue. I know many moons ago when I first started using
TB I imported from Unix type message base exported from VA. IIRC the
received date changed to whenever I imported the messages. I don't
know if
On Mon 25 April 2005, 20:44:44 +1000, Mau wrote:
Good to know. Maybe what Greg pointed out (which I do remember myself
also) happens only when importing Unix mailboxes (and perhaps other
formats) but not with TBB.
Unix mailboxes include a received date and that is imported correctly.
However,
Hi
On Monday 25 April 2005 at 11:59:35 AM, in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED], Robin Anson wrote:
However, in my experience importing from eml, and msg formats and the
mailbox import wizard all set the received date to be the time and date
of import.
Certainly true here for msg/eml.
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Best
Hello TBUDL,
I use an archive folder each for Sent Messages and Received Messages
... via various filters messages from most of my accounts end up here
sooner or later. I think of it as a retirement village ; )
Trouble is most of the contents of these folders disappeared at some
point a little
Hello djb everyone else,
on 24-Apr-2005 at 13:34 you (djb) wrote:
Now I have backups of the TBB files from before, but don't know how to
restore their contents while still keeping what is in the archive
folders now (ie the latest archive messages from the last few months).
Create a new
Many thanks Alexander, I'll give it a try.
--
David
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Only love dispels hate. This is the law, ancient
and inexhaustible.
- Gautama Buddha
Using V 3.0.1.33 on Windows XP
Hello djb,
Now I have backups of the TBB files from before, but don't know how to
restore their contents while still keeping what is in the archive
folders now (ie the latest archive messages from the last few months).
Any Ideas?
Tools/Import/Import from allows you to directly import from
Tools/Import/Import from allows you to directly import from TBB files.
So it does!
Do you happen to know if it appends or replaces messages? and whether
it asks which folder you want them imported to?
I just tried but it comes up straight away with the 'Open File'
dialogue with no indication
Hello djb,
Do you happen to know if it appends or replaces messages? and whether
it asks which folder you want them imported to?
As far as I know, all imports are to the folder you have selected in the
folder tree. So, first select the folder you w3ant to import to and then
do the Import...
As far as I know, all imports are to the folder you have selected in the
folder tree. So, first select the folder you w3ant to import to and then
do the Import...
Worked a dream, thanks MAU.
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David
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Hello MAU,
On Sun, 24 Apr 2005 16:00:52 +0200 GMT(4/24/2005, 9:00 AM -0600 GMT),
per mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] MAU wrote:
Any Ideas?
Tools/Import/Import from allows you to directly import from TBB files.
I've never tried it, but I thought that I'd mention the potential
received date issue. I
Hello Greg,
I've never tried it, but I thought that I'd mention the potential
received date issue. I know many moons ago when I first started using
TB I imported from Unix type message base exported from VA. IIRC the
received date changed to whenever I imported the messages. I don't
know if
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