No, this was for a massive corporate with all the MS bells & whistle support contract with a boat load of MS staff on site. It was in the 90's when their product was still in it's infancy and buggy as hell. It was a complete migration from Netware servers & Groupwise to MS products. Just be glad you weren't working on or using exchange back then.
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No, this was for a massive corporate with all the MS bells & whistle support contract with a boat load of MS staff on site. It was in the 90's when their product was still in it's infancy and buggy as hell. It was a complete migration from Netware servers & Groupwise to MS products. Just be glad you weren't working on or using exchange back then.
iGamer
Active Member
It's Thunderbird and GMail all the way for me. I really don't like Outlook (any version) as it's bloated and annoying. Ours also likes taking its time to load.
still the best for mehttp://kb.mozillazine.org/Importing_from_Incredimail
It is possible now (atleast for mail), But it is just such a time waste to do this for all the noobs at our company who started using incredifail and now want to revert back to thunderbird because incredifail started hanging on their systems etc..
LazyLion
King of de Jungle
Yeah, I've actually used that method to retrive a Doctor friend's e-mail and contacts. But he had to pay for the painstaking transfer to a better e-mail client.