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Thomas May 15th 06 08:51 AM

MSN OUTLOOK EXPRESS POP3
 
We have had an MSN email account for years. We get several hundred emails
from newsgroups per day that we want to save on the hard drive. Our pop3
service stopped working serval months ago and tech support switched us to web
based email. We have been up the creek ever since. Our email has been over
the limit for 2 or 3 months. The problem is there is no way other than to
manually archive these emails. There are about 41,000 in the inbox. We are
looking for ways to keep the msn account. On solution I dug up is a program
called web2pop.
With pop3 we could use rules to archive on the hard drive. Any suggestions?
MSN support told me to try OE support so that's why I'm here.

Ron Sommer May 15th 06 01:44 PM

MSN OUTLOOK EXPRESS POP3
 
Why are you getting emails from a newsgroup?
Newsgroup messages are kept on a newsgroup server.
The messages should be viewed with a newsgroup reader.
--
Ron Sommer

"Thomas" wrote in message
...
We have had an MSN email account for years. We get several hundred emails
from newsgroups per day that we want to save on the hard drive. Our pop3
service stopped working serval months ago and tech support switched us to
web
based email. We have been up the creek ever since. Our email has been over
the limit for 2 or 3 months. The problem is there is no way other than to
manually archive these emails. There are about 41,000 in the inbox. We are
looking for ways to keep the msn account. On solution I dug up is a
program
called web2pop.
With pop3 we could use rules to archive on the hard drive. Any
suggestions?
MSN support told me to try OE support so that's why I'm here.




Thomas May 15th 06 06:50 PM

MSN OUTLOOK EXPRESS POP3
 
This is my wifes computer and email. She moderates 2 Yahoo groups and reviews
posts from 12 other groups. By selecting the option of sending all posts to
her email she can review everything in one place. This is a quicker way of
dealing with several hunded post a day. This worked great until MSN swiched
to web based email. OE could sort and archive everything. If a news reader is
the only option with MSN then we might try it. But I think she would prefer
to have a new pop email so that we can go back to OE.

"Ron Sommer" wrote:

Why are you getting emails from a newsgroup?
Newsgroup messages are kept on a newsgroup server.
The messages should be viewed with a newsgroup reader.
--
Ron Sommer

"Thomas" wrote in message
...
We have had an MSN email account for years. We get several hundred emails
from newsgroups per day that we want to save on the hard drive. Our pop3
service stopped working serval months ago and tech support switched us to
web
based email. We have been up the creek ever since. Our email has been over
the limit for 2 or 3 months. The problem is there is no way other than to
manually archive these emails. There are about 41,000 in the inbox. We are
looking for ways to keep the msn account. On solution I dug up is a
program
called web2pop.
With pop3 we could use rules to archive on the hard drive. Any
suggestions?
MSN support told me to try OE support so that's why I'm here.





Alias May 15th 06 07:19 PM

MSN OUTLOOK EXPRESS POP3
 
Thomas wrote:
This is my wifes computer and email. She moderates 2 Yahoo groups and reviews
posts from 12 other groups. By selecting the option of sending all posts to
her email she can review everything in one place. This is a quicker way of
dealing with several hunded post a day. This worked great until MSN swiched
to web based email. OE could sort and archive everything. If a news reader is
the only option with MSN then we might try it. But I think she would prefer
to have a new pop email so that we can go back to OE.


You wife is subscribed to no news groups but to email groups. If MSN
will allow forwarding, open a Yahoo account from yahoo.co.uk and
configure it for OE. Then go to the MSN web account and configure it to
forward all emails to the Yahoo account. Note that the Yahoo account
will not work in OE unless you activate it on the web. Also note that
yahoo.com will not allow pop3 in OE without paying, which is the reason
I recommend opening one at yahoo.co.uk which does allow this for free.

Alias

"Ron Sommer" wrote:

Why are you getting emails from a newsgroup?
Newsgroup messages are kept on a newsgroup server.
The messages should be viewed with a newsgroup reader.
--
Ron Sommer

"Thomas" wrote in message
...
We have had an MSN email account for years. We get several hundred emails
from newsgroups per day that we want to save on the hard drive. Our pop3
service stopped working serval months ago and tech support switched us to
web
based email. We have been up the creek ever since. Our email has been over
the limit for 2 or 3 months. The problem is there is no way other than to
manually archive these emails. There are about 41,000 in the inbox. We are
looking for ways to keep the msn account. On solution I dug up is a
program
called web2pop.
With pop3 we could use rules to archive on the hard drive. Any
suggestions?
MSN support told me to try OE support so that's why I'm here.




PA Bear May 15th 06 09:53 PM

MSN OUTLOOK EXPRESS POP3
 
Can you access/are you accessing the account in OE currently?
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE, Shell/User, Security), Aumha.org VSOP, DTS-L.org

Thomas wrote:
We have had an MSN email account for years. We get several hundred emails
from newsgroups per day that we want to save on the hard drive. Our pop3
service stopped working serval months ago and tech support switched us to
web based email. We have been up the creek ever since. Our email has been
over the limit for 2 or 3 months. The problem is there is no way other
than to manually archive these emails. There are about 41,000 in the
inbox. We are looking for ways to keep the msn account. On solution I dug
up is a program called web2pop.
With pop3 we could use rules to archive on the hard drive. Any
suggestions? MSN support told me to try OE support so that's why I'm here.


Ron Sommer May 16th 06 03:09 AM

MSN OUTLOOK EXPRESS POP3
 
OE also is a newsreader.
That is how I access this and other newsgroups.
--
Ron Sommer

"Thomas" wrote in message
...
This is my wifes computer and email. She moderates 2 Yahoo groups and
reviews
posts from 12 other groups. By selecting the option of sending all posts
to
her email she can review everything in one place. This is a quicker way of
dealing with several hunded post a day. This worked great until MSN
swiched
to web based email. OE could sort and archive everything. If a news reader
is
the only option with MSN then we might try it. But I think she would
prefer
to have a new pop email so that we can go back to OE.

"Ron Sommer" wrote:

Why are you getting emails from a newsgroup?
Newsgroup messages are kept on a newsgroup server.
The messages should be viewed with a newsgroup reader.
--
Ron Sommer

"Thomas" wrote in message
...
We have had an MSN email account for years. We get several hundred
emails
from newsgroups per day that we want to save on the hard drive. Our
pop3
service stopped working serval months ago and tech support switched us
to
web
based email. We have been up the creek ever since. Our email has been
over
the limit for 2 or 3 months. The problem is there is no way other than
to
manually archive these emails. There are about 41,000 in the inbox. We
are
looking for ways to keep the msn account. On solution I dug up is a
program
called web2pop.
With pop3 we could use rules to archive on the hard drive. Any
suggestions?
MSN support told me to try OE support so that's why I'm here.







Thomas May 17th 06 06:43 AM

MSN OUTLOOK EXPRESS POP3
 
Yes, we deleted messages with pictures using hotmail then we deleted the
account in OE and set it up again and it started downloading it down loaded
maybe as many as 67,000 emails for about 12 hours over a very fast broadband
connection. I think we ran out of RAM restarted and it seems to be ok and
finished downloading. Manual archiving to personal folders has been very
tedous and slow in the past. We are probably going to go to a paid yahoo us
pop account. I suspect that co.uk will throw all the primative users. Thanks
a bunch for your help.

"PA Bear" wrote:

Can you access/are you accessing the account in OE currently?
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE, Shell/User, Security), Aumha.org VSOP, DTS-L.org

Thomas wrote:
We have had an MSN email account for years. We get several hundred emails
from newsgroups per day that we want to save on the hard drive. Our pop3
service stopped working serval months ago and tech support switched us to
web based email. We have been up the creek ever since. Our email has been
over the limit for 2 or 3 months. The problem is there is no way other
than to manually archive these emails. There are about 41,000 in the
inbox. We are looking for ways to keep the msn account. On solution I dug
up is a program called web2pop.
With pop3 we could use rules to archive on the hard drive. Any
suggestions? MSN support told me to try OE support so that's why I'm here.



Thomas May 17th 06 01:48 PM

MSN OUTLOOK EXPRESS POP3
 
When manually archiving messages from MSN to local folders you sellect a
group of emails and it stops because on some emails we get a "message cannot
be displayed" error. This stops the process and you have to start all over
again. Is there a way to get past this. This could take forever.

"Thomas" wrote:

Yes, we deleted messages with pictures using hotmail then we deleted the
account in OE and set it up again and it started downloading it down loaded
maybe as many as 67,000 emails for about 12 hours over a very fast broadband
connection. I think we ran out of RAM restarted and it seems to be ok and
finished downloading. Manual archiving to personal folders has been very
tedous and slow in the past. We are probably going to go to a paid yahoo us
pop account. I suspect that co.uk will throw all the primative users. Thanks
a bunch for your help.

"PA Bear" wrote:

Can you access/are you accessing the account in OE currently?
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE, Shell/User, Security), Aumha.org VSOP, DTS-L.org

Thomas wrote:
We have had an MSN email account for years. We get several hundred emails
from newsgroups per day that we want to save on the hard drive. Our pop3
service stopped working serval months ago and tech support switched us to
web based email. We have been up the creek ever since. Our email has been
over the limit for 2 or 3 months. The problem is there is no way other
than to manually archive these emails. There are about 41,000 in the
inbox. We are looking for ways to keep the msn account. On solution I dug
up is a program called web2pop.
With pop3 we could use rules to archive on the hard drive. Any
suggestions? MSN support told me to try OE support so that's why I'm here.



PA Bear May 17th 06 09:25 PM

MSN OUTLOOK EXPRESS POP3
 
...Manual archiving to personal folders has been very tedous and slow in
the past


It needn't be:

1a. Create the Local folder(s) to be used to archive the messages.

1b. Enable Folder List (View Layout).

2. Open the Hotmail folder (e.g., Hotmail Inbox) Select any email header
CTRL+A Drag all of the now-highlighted messages to the Local folder in
Folder list.

3. Repeat for other Hotmail folders, if necessarry.

4. Follow up by compacting all OE folders
(http://www.insideoe.com/files/maintain.htm#compact).

NB: In essence, you're dragging Copies of the messages to the Local folder,
such that the original messages will then be moved to Hotmail Deleted Items
folder.

General OE Caveats:

- Don't use (the local folders) Inbox or Sent Items to archive messages.
Move them to local folders created for this purpose.

- Empty Deleted Items folder daily.

- Disable Background Compacting [N/A in SP2] and frequently perform a manual
compact of all OE folders while "working offline". More at
http://www.insideoe.com/files/maintain.htm.

- Do not attempt to close OE via Task Manager or shutdown your machine if
Automatic Compacting is taking place (WinXP SP2 only).

- Your anti-virus application's email scanning feature can also cause
corruption. Disable it. It provides no additional protection.
--
~PA Bear


Thomas wrote:
Yes, we deleted messages with pictures using hotmail then we deleted the
account in OE and set it up again and it started downloading it down
loaded maybe as many as 67,000 emails for about 12 hours over a very fast
broadband connection. I think we ran out of RAM restarted and it seems to
be ok and finished downloading. Manual archiving to personal folders has
been very tedous and slow in the past. We are probably going to go to a
paid yahoo us pop account. I suspect that co.uk will throw all the
primative users. Thanks a bunch for your help.

"PA Bear" wrote:

Can you access/are you accessing the account in OE
currently?
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE, Shell/User, Security), Aumha.org VSOP, DTS-L.org

Thomas wrote:
We have had an MSN email account for years. We get several hundred
emails from newsgroups per day that we want to save on the hard
drive. Our pop3 service stopped working serval months ago and tech
support switched us to web based email. We have been up the creek
ever since. Our email has been over the limit for 2 or 3 months. The
problem is there is no way other than to manually archive these
emails. There are about 41,000 in the inbox. We are looking for ways
to keep the msn account. On solution I dug up is a program called
web2pop.
With pop3 we could use rules to archive on the hard drive. Any
suggestions? MSN support told me to try OE support so that's why I'm
here.



PA Bear May 17th 06 09:26 PM

MSN OUTLOOK EXPRESS POP3
 
[And then I read...]

Close the Preview pane first.
--
~PA Bear

Thomas wrote:
When manually archiving messages from MSN to local folders you sellect a
group of emails and it stops because on some emails we get a "message
cannot be displayed" error. This stops the process and you have to start
all over again. Is there a way to get past this. This could take forever.

"Thomas" wrote:

Yes, we deleted messages with pictures using hotmail then we deleted the
account in OE and set it up again and it started downloading it down
loaded maybe as many as 67,000 emails for about 12 hours over a very
fast broadband connection. I think we ran out of RAM restarted and it
seems to be ok and finished downloading. Manual archiving to personal
folders has been very tedous and slow in the past. We are probably
going to go to a paid yahoo us pop account. I suspect that co.uk will
throw all the primative users. Thanks a bunch for your help.

"PA Bear" wrote:

Can you access/are you accessing the account in OE
currently? --
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE, Shell/User, Security), Aumha.org VSOP,
DTS-L.org

Thomas wrote:
We have had an MSN email account for years. We get several hundred
emails from newsgroups per day that we want to save on the hard
drive. Our pop3 service stopped working serval months ago and tech
support switched us to web based email. We have been up the creek
ever since. Our email has been over the limit for 2 or 3 months.
The problem is there is no way other than to manually archive these
emails. There are about 41,000 in the inbox. We are looking for
ways to keep the msn account. On solution I dug up is a program
called web2pop.
With pop3 we could use rules to archive on the hard drive. Any
suggestions? MSN support told me to try OE support so that's why
I'm here.




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