love this idea but would think somehow just like the .mbox format there can be a black box built on both platforms which would take the .pst nightmare and convert it to basic mbox format or any other open source file format. Sub small applications exist but nothing like the one you are proposing…good luck!
Sorry about the slow response. So what I’d like to do, and am flexible about how it gets done, is make my old Outlook 2007 archives search-able in Leopard. I can get them into OSX but can’t figure out how to access them while in Entourage or how to use another utility that will let me search this historical data. Thanks.
importing all of the mail into a hosted archiving solution will let all of your users search on their historical email using a web browser. They can also recover messages back to the mail client. A great company for this is globalrelay.com
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love this idea but would think somehow just like the .mbox format there can be a black box built on both platforms which would take the .pst nightmare and convert it to basic mbox format or any other open source file format. Sub small applications exist but nothing like the one you are proposing…good luck!
I am not sure if I got you right, but these are the things you want to do (in this order).
Please correct me if I am wrong.
Sorry about the slow response. So what I’d like to do, and am flexible about how it gets done, is make my old Outlook 2007 archives search-able in Leopard. I can get them into OSX but can’t figure out how to access them while in Entourage or how to use another utility that will let me search this historical data. Thanks.
importing all of the mail into a hosted archiving solution will let all of your users search on their historical email using a web browser. They can also recover messages back to the mail client. A great company for this is globalrelay.com
Maybe the following link could help: http://blog.entourage.mvps…
Thanks for the suggestions. I’m on a Macintel, so unfortunately can’t use that workaround.
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