importing mbox

Importing from MBOX?

Under XP, I had all my mail in Thunderbird, which uses the MBOX format. Under Vista, I'm planning on moving to Outlook. It used to be that you could import MBOX-format files into Outlook Express (under the guise of being from Eudora), then import from there into Outlook.
However, Windows Mail no longer had the option to import MBOX-format files. Does anybody know how I can get my Thunderbird message store into Outlook 2007?
-- Andrew Timson ============== "Niceness is the greatest human flaw, except for all the others." --Brendan Moody

Try renaming the files to give them a eml file extension and then drag them from Explorer to an WinMail folder and drop them. See if that works.
steve
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Under XP, I had all my mail in Thunderbird, which uses the MBOX format. Under Vista, I'm planning on moving to Outlook. It used to be that you could import MBOX-format files into Outlook Express (under the guise of being from Eudora), then import from there into Outlook.
However, Windows Mail no longer had the option to import MBOX-format files. Does anybody know how I can get my Thunderbird message store into Outlook 2007?
-- Andrew Timson ============== "Niceness is the greatest human flaw, except for all the others." --Brendan Moody

"Steve Cochran" wrote:

Try renaming the files to give them a eml file extension and then drag them from Explorer to an WinMail folder and drop them. See if that works.

This only shows the first message in the MBOX store.
-- Andrew Timson ============== "Niceness is the greatest human flaw, except for all the others." --Brendan Moody

See if my MBXtract program will extract the individual messages from the MBOX store. I seem to remember it working, but I'm not sure.
www.oehelp.com/MBXtract/
You might have to give the file an mbx file extension just to get it to recognize the file.
steve
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"Steve Cochran" wrote:
Try renaming the files to give them a eml file extension and then drag them from Explorer to an WinMail folder and drop them. See if that works.
This only shows the first message in the MBOX store.
-- Andrew Timson ============== "Niceness is the greatest human flaw, except for all the others." --Brendan Moody

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