Comments on: Import and archive your old emails with GMail http://www.kilbot.com.au/2008/06/20/import-and-archive-your-old-emails-with-gmail/ The Kilbot Factory provides web design, web development and web hosting. We specialise in clean, modern design and dynamic database driven content for e-Commerce and CMS web sites. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 02:36:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: minhaaj ur rehman http://www.kilbot.com.au/2008/06/20/import-and-archive-your-old-emails-with-gmail/#comment-5306 minhaaj ur rehman Sat, 28 Feb 2009 02:02:48 +0000 http://www.kilbot.com.au/?p=90#comment-5306 fabulous tutorial fabulous tutorial

]]> By: kilbot http://www.kilbot.com.au/2008/06/20/import-and-archive-your-old-emails-with-gmail/#comment-4522 kilbot Wed, 06 Aug 2008 20:05:15 +0000 http://www.kilbot.com.au/?p=90#comment-4522 Hi Sarah, I treated my GMail folders like a bucket, sent and received in the same folder. It generally groups emails in a conversation, but I have noticed a little weirding from time to time, like conversations spilt in two and even two completely different conversations mixed together. So far this hasn't caused a problem, I almost exclusively use GMail through the search filter to get information, then I'm back to my regular email client. I guess it may cause problems if you had to follow a long conversation. k. Hi Sarah,

I treated my GMail folders like a bucket, sent and received in the same folder. It generally groups emails in a conversation, but I have noticed a little weirding from time to time, like conversations spilt in two and even two completely different conversations mixed together.

So far this hasn’t caused a problem, I almost exclusively use GMail through the search filter to get information, then I’m back to my regular email client. I guess it may cause problems if you had to follow a long conversation.

k.

]]> By: sarah p. http://www.kilbot.com.au/2008/06/20/import-and-archive-your-old-emails-with-gmail/#comment-4520 sarah p. Tue, 05 Aug 2008 03:45:45 +0000 http://www.kilbot.com.au/?p=90#comment-4520 Great tutorial, thanks! Just a few questions. When you copied your local mail to the IMAP Archive folders, did you create separate sub folders for sent & received mail or just dump it all in? In either case, will the archived mail retain the "replied" flag that links a received message with your reply or does it somehow treat it as a "conversation" when sent/received mails are mixed together? Thanks! Sarah Great tutorial, thanks! Just a few questions.

When you copied your local mail to the IMAP Archive folders, did you create separate sub folders for sent & received mail or just dump it all in?

In either case, will the archived mail retain the “replied” flag that links a received message with your reply or does it somehow treat it as a “conversation” when sent/received mails are mixed together?

Thanks! Sarah

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