SBCGLOBAL

[Bryan C]

I have a friend with SBC GLOBAL . net. Their account is linked with OE6. They happen to execute OE6 one day and it immediately downloaded all the email into OE6 from SBCGLOBAL through the presetup pop account that the SBCGLOBAL.NET setup disk had preinstalled for them.

So now they have 312 business emails in OE6. I selected "LEAVE A COPY ON SERVER" so that wont happen again.

My question is simply is there an easy 1 2 3 process to forward all the emails in the inbox to another address single file? Not just bunched together... like one at a time but batch?

Thank you,
Bryan C

[Michael Santovec]

If the ISP provided IMAP server access, which I don't believe they do,
you can move the messages to the server be setting up an IMAP account in
OE.

But with POP3 access, I don't think there is any good way to get the
messages there again. You could forward them one at a time, but that
screws up the sender and date.

Have you friend check this newsgroup to see if anyone has any other
ideas.
news:sbcglobal.help.tech.email
I don't think you'll be able to access it without being a customer.
--
Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm


"Bryan C" <***@email.wintu.edu> wrote in message news:etYmiNu%***@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
I have a friend with SBC GLOBAL . net. Their account is linked with OE6.
They happen to execute OE6 one day and it immediately downloaded all the
email into OE6 from SBCGLOBAL through the presetup pop account that the
SBCGLOBAL.NET setup disk had preinstalled for them.

So now they have 312 business emails in OE6. I selected "LEAVE A COPY ON
SERVER" so that wont happen again.

My question is simply is there an easy 1 2 3 process to forward all the
emails in the inbox to another address single file? Not just bunched
together... like one at a time but batch?

Thank you,
Bryan C