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I have ten years worth of emails and would like to find a solution for
archiving them where I can index and search them any way that I wish. I have kept using OE frankly because the best SPAM that I have tried is Cloudmark and it only works with Outlook or OE. I tried Outlook for a year and got tired of it crashing. OE crashes too, but when it happens, I rarely loose messages. Also, OE seems to be much faster. I think the speed has to do with OE storing it's emails in multiple DBX files, instead of one Mega file. Outlook's PST file grew to over 6GB and all my OE files together are only 5.5 GB and there are twice the number of messages in there. Would be sweet if there was a third party program that could index a whole bunch of DBX files to make them searchable. Then I could copy all my old OE files to a folder and let that program handle searching and retrieval of old messages when I need them. Then I could clear out OE and give it some breathing room. Any good ideas? Thanks, Kirk |
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