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Old November 29th 07, 04:14 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
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I would like to export all of my stored emails from Outlook so that I
can input them into a database program.
I use Outlook 2003 on the PC at work, and I would like to export
several years worth of emails that I store in Personal folders into a
format that I can transfer to a Mac, and import them into a program
called Devonthink.
Is there a way to get all of my emails out, and stored in a
subdirectory so that I can just copy them onto a flashdrive and then
move them to my Mac?
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Old November 30th 07, 03:57 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
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On Nov 29, 4:35 pm, "Brian Tillman" wrote:
wrote:
I would like to export all of my stored emails from Outlook so that I
can input them into a database program.
I use Outlook 2003 on the PC at work, and I would like to export
several years worth of emails that I store in Personal folders into a
format that I can transfer to a Mac, and import them into a program
called Devonthink.
Is there a way to get all of my emails out, and stored in a
subdirectory so that I can just copy them onto a flashdrive and then
move them to my Mac?


In what format will your Mac require them to be?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]


Devonthink can take data in a variety of formats. It can accept plain
text, Microsoft word(Mac)RTF, HTML, XML, PDFs, csvs and a few others.
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Old November 30th 07, 03:08 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
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On Nov 30, 8:32 am, "Brian Tillman" wrote:
wrote:
Devonthink can take data in a variety of formats. It can accept plain
text, Microsoft word(Mac)RTF, HTML, XML, PDFs, csvs and a few others.


I'd try exporting them in the CSV format, then.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]


Thanks. Is there a way to export an entire Personal folder, or do I
need to do it folder by folder? I set up a personal folder for each
year, and then within this personal folder I have subfolders,
generally based on project. I would like to be able to export an
entire personal folder worth of emails in one go, and if possible have
the folder structure maintained.
Is this possible?
 




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