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That is the Outlook Express format format I believe. Search Google on DBX and Thunderbird for resources. THunderbird ought to be able to handle it. I cannot see a Mozilla product not making it amazingly easy to get you off of MS. Bob On 5/5/05, Don Parris <gnumathetes at gmail.com> wrote: > I am now finding a little time to get back to the box that belongs to > this family I'm helping. They had Earthlink, and chose to change > services at the same time they opted to try my services. I gave them > one of the ministry's spare boxes, with Ubuntu, and have theirs here. > > I found their mailboxes from earthlink - appears to be an Access > database and some other interesting *.dbx format (appears to be > Earthlink's). I also recovered a WAB file. Any idea what my chances > are of migrating the data to a format that Evolution (or T-bird, for > that matter) can handle? Or how to go about it? > > Seems like it should be fairly simple to open these files on another > doze box (if worse comes to worse), and ship the old e-mail/address > data across the 'Net. However, "seems" might be my famous last words. > ;) The lady of the house is the prominent computer user, and is > resigned to a loss of data, if that's what it comes to. However, I do > have her data - it's just knowing how to get it into a usable format. > > Any input at all is welcome. > Don > -- > DC Parris GNU Evangelist > http://matheteuo.org/ > gnumathetes at gmail.com > Free software is like God's love - > you can share it with anyone anywhere anytime! > > _______________________________________________ > ChristianSource FSLUG mailing list > Christiansource at ofb.biz > http://cs.uninetsolutions.com >
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