Much thanks for leaving this post up online where Google can find it.Ĭorrect. I haven’t decided on GyazMail yet, having not even heard of it until today but I am definitely looking for alternatives to Apple’s Mail and T-bird. So now anyone else finding this old thread who even more tardy than I am will now know that the separate. And it seems to have worked fine and this time brought forward all of the kinds of info I had previously lost.
#Does mailforge 2 import eudora filters archive
It took several hours to get the first stage completed, but I now have my archive at the Thunderbird transitional stage. The previous imports/exports I have tried lost not only the attachments but the statuses, and of course all my edits and labels etc. I have waited till I’ve become late transitioning to OS Lion because there is so much I still intermittently need to access in my own Eudora archive, which goes back to the mid-1990s. You were ahead of the curve, getting out of Eudora 3 years ago. Thanks for getting back to me, and so quickly. Step 4 – after importing all your mailboxes, create your email accounts and filters in GyazMail to start sending and receiving new messages. This took me about 30 minutes to complete. Unfortunately, you can only import mailboxes in one directory at a time, but this helps check your progress. This can be made easier since GyazMail allows you to create shortcuts for any menu item, so I set Command-Shift-I to File…Import…Unix mbox… Also, you can select multiple files from the import dialog box, and this helps tremendously if your mailboxes are stored in a tree-like layout (my messages were grouped by year). I created a new local account called “Archive” and proceeded to import all the Thunderbird mailboxes created in Step 2.
After this is done, all your Eudora mailboxes will have been converted into Thunderbird in the directory “~/Library/Thunderbird/Profiles/fault/Mail/Local Folders” This took a while processing all my messages, but it never crashed and the conversion feedback status was a nice touch. I chose to import mailboxes to Thunderbird. It will ask you what kinds of data to import and the target program (Thunderbird or Apple Mail). Drag a copy of your “~/Documents/Eudora Folder” on it. Step 2 – Download Eudora Mailbox Cleaner. You actually don’t have to fill in any information, just make sure the files in “~/Library/Thunderbird” are created. Launch it and create a default email account.
#Does mailforge 2 import eudora filters install
Step 1 – Download and install Mozilla Thunderbird.
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