Re: reading MS outlook-file under linux

From: Steve (steve_at_NOMAILwebvivant.com)
Date: 08/17/03

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    On Fri, 15 Aug 2003 19:31:57 -0600, Kevin Nathan wrote:

    > On Wed, 13 Aug 2003 12:29:39 +0200
    > Steve <steve@NOMAILwebvivant.com> wrote:

    >> I would really like to know how to do this. I have googled to some
    >> degree, but wound up more confused than ever. We have a small
    >> network which includes an ISDN router for connecting to the
    >> Internet. I'd like to have a server log on regularly to our POP3
    >> accounts via the router, pull down all emails (from the 12 or so
    >> email accounts) and put them in IMAP folders to be accessed by
    >> machines on the network. I have just got my head around fetchmail
    >> fetching the messages, but have no idea what it does or should do
    >> with them once it's got them. I'll also need to learn how to use
    >> sendmail or one of the other MTAs to send mail this way. If anyone
    >> can point me to a good, clear article on this, I'd appreciate it, as
    >> I just get snowed when I google.

    > Try starting here:

    > www.tldp.org

    > Lots of HOWTOs and other docs, and links to other sources in many
    > of them. Try not to get in the attitude of "it's gotta be a step-by-
    > step here's how to do it", although many HOWTOs *try* to do that,
    > the most important part of the HOWTOs is understanding the underlying
    > theory and objectives.

    > There are also decent resources for Linux topics on:

    > http://www.justlinux.com/
    > http://www.linuxselfhelp.com/
    > http://www.linuxquestions.org/
    > http://www.linux.org/

    > and there's many more. Other people may have some favorites they can
    > pass along . . . :-)

    Thanks for the info - I'll go take a look, though I may be back with
    questions! The last time I tried looking up info on the web I found most of
    the info reasonably easy to understand, but I always tripped up over some
    detail or other. For example, an instruction might be "type your
    fully-qualified domain name here", at which point I would realise that the
    instructions I was following were written by someone setting up a
    campus/corporate system with a permanent Internet connection, whereas I'm
    using POP3 mail from a commercial ISP via a dial-up connection via a router
    with a dynamic IP address. So I thought, "what do I put in here"? Anyway,
    when my server arrives, I'll give it a go...

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