Hello All, Here is my problem.
Used the Script Message & Folder Count v2. The result is " There are a total of 157049 messages in 1146 folders, with 7 flagged messages, total size of 4.98466898E+6." I was hoping there was an easy way to Export the POP Rules and then Import into the IMAP Rules Folder? I have 194 Rules and 112 Mailing Lists. Do the Mailing Lists have to be recreated? Is Office 2011 going to make this Process easier? MobileMe who handle IMAP. I have my own website which supports IMAP and has 7 email addresses. Any easy answers to the questions? -- Do you own or use an Apple Macintosh Computer? If so at some time you will need the macfixer <http://macfixer.com.au> Call 1300 MACFIXER 1300 622 349 Geoff WALLACE Melbourne Victoria Australia > From: Diane ROSS <[email protected]> > Reply-To: YouTalk Ent <[email protected]> > Date: Fri, 06 Aug 2010 15:34:31 -0700 > To: YouTalk Ent <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: POP to IMAP > > On 8/6/10 12:37 AM, "Geoff WALLACE" <[email protected]> wrote: > >> If I change to IMAP Accounts, do I have to recreate all the Folders? >> >> Then go and Edit the Rules to point to the new Folders? > > > You will need to create rules under the IMAP tab in Rules. > > You can move IMAP messages to folders "On My Computer", but then if you > need to access elsewhere you won't be able to see those moved messages. > >> Anyone have a guide to doing the conversion from POP to IMAP? > > Moving to IMAP is different for each provider. For example, Comcast does > not have IMAP accounts, so I forward my Comcast POP accounts to a Gmail > IMAP account. I keep send only accounts in Entourage for my Comcast > accounts so I can reply using the Comcast email address. > > Some hosts make you select which type of account you want online and > others just have you enter the account in your email client by type. > > You do need to create new IMAP folders. You can move/copy messages between > the IMAP and folders "On My Computer". > > If you ask specifically to your situation perhaps we can offer advice that > will help you. > > I had a mixture of IMAP and POP and just recently made the switch to all > IMAP. Uploading to the server is very time consuming so you might just > want to leave the older emails archived and use the switch over to start > keeping mail on the server. > > If you wanted to use both Entourage and Mail, you could have Mail import > from Entourage to get all the messages from folders "On My Computer" then > when you add the IMAP account, both Entourage and Mail would be in sync. > > -- > Diane -- YouTalk mailing list List information: http://www.entourage.mvps.org/support_options/list.html List moderator: [email protected], [email protected] To unsubscribe: mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe
