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Old December 28th 19, 02:31 AM posted to alt.windows7.general,microsoft.public.windowsxp.general
J. P. Gilliver (John)[_7_]
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Default merging old and new Eudora and Thunderbird files (Windows 7)

Two friends have suffered hardware failures, and in both cases have
started anew, with the same software.

Eudora user: hard drive fail; managed to restore OS etc. from image (to
new drive), and get her going again with Eudora. Will be same version
(development stopped years ago). I have subsequently managed to recover
_I think_ most of Eudora folder from the old drive.

Thunderbird user: complete computer fail (dead behaviour). I don't think
it's the HD, so anticipate being able to recover TB
folders/profiles/whatever from it (I haven't visited her yet). Have got
her going (remotely!) on replacement (W7) computer; latest TB
downloaded, but I _think_ it's not very different (I think she had it
set to autoupdate; failure was recent).

Want to restore old emails from before their failures:
o without losing any new emails (i. e. "merge" old and new)
o with access to files only - can't _run_ anything on them I think): i.
e. it _isn't_ like exporting from a running machine to a new one.

Any pointers for either software?

Thanks.
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