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export a newsgroup / mailing list...
user name
2006-03-18 00:58:17
is there an external tool to export a mailing list?  I tried
to use the 'export' feature, and it crashes opera hard.

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export a newsgroup / mailing list...
user name
2006-03-18 04:37:07
On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 16:58:17 -0800, <cn.stowverizon.net> wrote:

> is there an external tool to export a mailing list?  I
tried to use the  
> 'export' feature, and it crashes opera hard.

If by "mailing list" you mean your list of
Contacts within Opera, you  
might try <URL: http://www.
hallvord.com/opera/adr2tab.htm >.

If you meant that you want to export all the messages in one
of the  
mailing list views, I don't know of any third-party tools
available for  
that. You might be able to adapt this one <URL:  
http://w
ww.kmkorn.de/sw/opera/en/mbs2mbx.htm > for that
purpose if you  
don't mind tinkering with the Python script a bit.

Otherwise, you might use try forcing Opera to re-index your
messages, and  
possibly re-install Opera, then try the export operation
again. Of course  
you should make sure you've got a good backup of all your
Opera files  
before trying this. An even more drastic approach, but with
a greater  
chance of success, would be to back up all your files,
uninstall Opera and  
delete everything in your Mail folder, reinstall Opera, use
the MBS2MBX  
tool (mentioned above) on your saved mail messages, and then
import the  
MBS2MBX output files into Opera, which will give you a shiny
clean  
installation with properly indexed messages so you can
export whatever you  
need to.

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