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November 24th, 2006, 04:50 PM
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Forward many emails at once ...
Hello,
We recently switched hosting providers. With that said before we made the switch I downloaded at my messages (over 1600) into outlook express 6. Which I never used as we just used the web based interface. As it turns out our new hosting provider does not support IMAP, which would have made it easy enough to transfer. I have searched google but to no avail. Is there perhaps an add on that would forward each message one by one out of outlook express to our new provider? Please any suggestions would be GREATLY appreciated! Best Regards, Brian 
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November 24th, 2006, 06:58 PM
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Please, I really need help with this! If anyone can please offer any
assistance I would appreciate it! Thanks! Best Regards, Brian wrote: Hello, We recently switched hosting providers. With that said before we made the switch I downloaded at my messages (over 1600) into outlook express 6. Which I never used as we just used the web based interface. As it turns out our new hosting provider does not support IMAP, which would have made it easy enough to transfer. I have searched google but to no avail. Is there perhaps an add on that would forward each message one by one out of outlook express to our new provider? Please any suggestions would be GREATLY appreciated! Best Regards, Brian
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November 25th, 2006, 01:41 PM
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Why do you need to forward the emails if you already have them in OE6?
I don't understand the problem. steve wrote in message oups.com... Hello, We recently switched hosting providers. With that said before we made the switch I downloaded at my messages (over 1600) into outlook express 6. Which I never used as we just used the web based interface. As it turns out our new hosting provider does not support IMAP, which would have made it easy enough to transfer. I have searched google but to no avail. Is there perhaps an add on that would forward each message one by one out of outlook express to our new provider? Please any suggestions would be GREATLY appreciated! Best Regards, Brian
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November 25th, 2006, 03:35 PM
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Thanks for all the replys. Here's the thing, my company does not use
OE. They only use the web based email service. It's the convience of everything in one place. With that said any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Best Regards, Brian Samson Steve Cochran wrote: Why do you need to forward the emails if you already have them in OE6? I don't understand the problem. steve wrote in message oups.com... Hello, We recently switched hosting providers. With that said before we made the switch I downloaded at my messages (over 1600) into outlook express 6. Which I never used as we just used the web based interface. As it turns out our new hosting provider does not support IMAP, which would have made it easy enough to transfer. I have searched google but to no avail. Is there perhaps an add on that would forward each message one by one out of outlook express to our new provider? Please any suggestions would be GREATLY appreciated! Best Regards, Brian
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November 26th, 2006, 12:01 PM
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Okay, I don't know how you'd get the messages on the new server. Its not an
OE issue. I'd ask those who manage the servers. steve wrote in message ps.com... Thanks for all the replys. Here's the thing, my company does not use OE. They only use the web based email service. It's the convience of everything in one place. With that said any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Best Regards, Brian Samson Steve Cochran wrote: Why do you need to forward the emails if you already have them in OE6? I don't understand the problem. steve wrote in message oups.com... Hello, We recently switched hosting providers. With that said before we made the switch I downloaded at my messages (over 1600) into outlook express 6. Which I never used as we just used the web based interface. As it turns out our new hosting provider does not support IMAP, which would have made it easy enough to transfer. I have searched google but to no avail. Is there perhaps an add on that would forward each message one by one out of outlook express to our new provider? Please any suggestions would be GREATLY appreciated! Best Regards, Brian
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December 2nd, 2006, 04:05 PM
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Forward many emails at once ...
escreveu na mensagem oups.com... Hello, We recently switched hosting providers. With that said before we made the switch I downloaded at my messages (over 1600) into outlook express 6. Which I never used as we just used the web based interface. As it turns out our new hosting provider does not support IMAP, which would have made it easy enough to transfer. I have searched google but to no avail. Is there perhaps an add on that would forward each message one by one out of outlook express to our new provider? Please any suggestions would be GREATLY appreciated! Best Regards, Brian
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