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plamar@echelon.ca wrote:

The files are not named "Inbox.sbd".  you just copy them into that directory to read
them.  For example:  for all you old DOS users it would be something like:

D>copy  Aug-99 C:\Program\Netscape\Users\Russell\Mail\Inbox.sbd\

Russell Kent wrote:

Paul wrote [stuff about the email archive on CDROM snipped].

Paul,
It may be too late for this, but you should consider using Netscape email to
mark all of the messages as "unread".  That way users will be easily able to
see what they have not yet read (presuming they keep them on the hard disk).
Also, I think the file doesn't need to be "Inbox.sbd".  It can be any existing
folder.  Using Netscape I'd make folders named after the months in a Rotary
sub-dir, then copy the files from the CD over the Netscape folder files.

Russell

plamar@echelon.ca wrote:

The files are not named "Inbox.sbd".  you just copy them into that directory to read
them.  For example:  for all you old DOS users it would be something like:

D>copy  Aug-99 C:\Program\Netscape\Users\Russell\Mail\Inbox.sbd\

 
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