T-bird pop mail files -

[g]

Bob Goodwin wrote:
<snip>

>     No, I don't think so, I've got the process pretty well documented
>     now using either scp or rsync.

<snip>

> I will save this for reading and self-education.

<snip>

> I am very much aware of the .Thunderbird files but had numerous problems 
> trying to copy them between t-bird installations and computers. Now I 
> have a simple method that seems to work faultlessly.

<snip>

> I've finally done the "impossible," with a lot of help!

<snip>

> Not yet thank you.
> 
> I appreciate your advice.

obviously written before your post that i replied to at 16:57 utc. ;)

you are welcome.

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peace out.

tc,hago.

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