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| Author/Date | Request - Import/Export formats |
| Pedro 05/02/2004 6:06am | Hi,
Can I make a request? I would like to see *.eml import/export capabilities of messages. And also ldif import/export for contact files Is to much to ask? Pedro |
| fReT 05/02/2004 6:31am | .eml i/o: Drag an email to the desktop... drag it back to a folder. As explained in the help ;)
ldif: never heard of it. The standard for contacts is vCard, which Scribe supports out of the box. Also it supports multiple contacts in a CSV file. |
| Pedro 07/02/2004 4:28am | Sorry about eml format, I didn't find information about it on the help files.
The ldif is also a standard like vcard, used by yahoo mail, netscape and I think is the standard for LDAP servers. Do a search on google for ldif. All the best Pedro |
| fReT 07/02/2004 5:06am | The eml i/o thing is in the Help section "Import/Export" under "Email". ;) |
| Ben 07/02/2004 6:52am | I'm just wondering if there's a way to export all folders to Outlook Express. I believe iScribe can export to .mbx, but I could find no way to import it into OE. What other clients import .mbx files? I like using iScribe, I use it on a removable HDD. But I'm just afraid I might have to settle one day. Any advise? |
| fReT 07/02/2004 5:27pm | Every non microsoft email client will either directly use or be able to import MBOX. It is the standard format for interchange of email between clients.
Exporting mail from Scribe to Outlook Express is covered in the (current) help file, in the section on import/export. |
| Pedro 29/02/2004 10:57am | Hi,
I know that CSV is a standard for importing/exporting a contact list but the LDIF format is now pretty mature structured file format that don't require the user to select the fields to export or matching that same fields on importing. Almost email programs can now import and export from/to this format. What is required for POPoverHTTP to work? The server as to provided? Another suggestion I would like to make is if the number of (new/total) messages per folder could be displayed. Something like: Inbox (5/321) Somefolder (0/133) ... Also although we can change the interface language after the first setup the folders names already are in the computer language, could the desired language to use be asked in the first setup so that the folders names could be generated on the language? All the best Keep this really good work Pedro |
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