Re: ARCHIVING MAIL

Thanks Julie. Marcus > On 19 Jan 2016, at 1:26 PM, Julie Bedford wrote: > > Marcus > Just my two bob's worth. > I've used a couple of email archivers programs in the past and like yourself, > found it confusing to display the contents. > I recently purchased Mail Archiver

Re: ARCHIVING MAIL

Marcus Just my two bob's worth. I've used a couple of email archivers programs in the past and like yourself, found it confusing to display the contents. I recently purchased Mail Archiver X and cannot say enough good things about this program. When one opens the archived file, it is

ARCHIVING MAIL

I have to clean out my mail box in which I accumulated thousands of emails. I would prefer to archive them as some are useful records. I used the “Export Mail” process and that produced a folder INBOX.mbox. It’s 2.8Gb However, I can’t see how the contents —info.plist;mbox and table of contents

archiving mail

Good Morning, Because of a recurrent problem (delayed mail and clusters of non delivery notices to various senders), my server may have to build a new mailbox. I will need to archive my inbox and sent box. Do I use the archive facility within Mail or will they, too, be deleted in the process?

Archiving MAIL

I currently use Apple's MAIL under OS 10.1.5. Is there any way of archiving old emails received by MAIL. I used to use Outlook Express Archive when I had Outlook Express as my email program under OS 9.1. Cheers Tony Tony Cockbain Editor, Australian Journal of Earth Sciences PO Box 8114 Angelo

Re: Archiving MAIL

You can go to any Mailbox (including the trash or sent mail) and select all and then Save As (text file). On Monday, September 9, 2002, at 11:35 AM, Tony Cockbain wrote: I currently use Apple's MAIL under OS 10.1.5. Is there any way of archiving old emails received by MAIL. I used to use