Reading EML files

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How can I read an EML file correctly with Thunderbird?
Or is there another free mail server that can do it?
Thanks
António
 
How can I read an EML file correctly with Thunderbird?
Or is there another free mail server that can do it?
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First of many results in a google search for "thunderbird eml":
<http://www.annoyances.org/exec/forum/win2000/t1098603217>
"I found an answer to my question in the form a program called
IMAPSize, which can convert .eml files into Thunderbird's mbox folder
format. My former .eml files are now readily accessible in the
Thunderbird client."

First result in a google search for "IMAPSize":
<http://www.broobles.com/imapsize/>
 
Mark said:
First of many results in a google search for "thunderbird eml":
<http://www.annoyances.org/exec/forum/win2000/t1098603217>
"I found an answer to my question in the form a program called
IMAPSize, which can convert .eml files into Thunderbird's mbox folder
format. My former .eml files are now readily accessible in the
Thunderbird client."

First result in a google search for "IMAPSize":
<http://www.broobles.com/imapsize/>
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I got a solution in Linux: Kmail opens correctly any mail file. But in
Windows...
 
António said:
How can I read an EML file correctly with Thunderbird?
Or is there another free mail server that can do it?
Thanks
António
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In LINUX I got a solution: Kmail reads correctly any mail file.
But in Windows...
 
In LINUX I got a solution: Kmail reads correctly any mail file.
But in Windows...
Click to expand...

The Thunderbird support forum at
<http://www.mozilla.org/support/#community>
says there's an extension for Thunderbird called "TB Attachment Tools"
http://www.supportware.net/mozilla/#ext9
which allows T-Bird to import .eml files.

If you'd prefer to switch programs, go to http://groups.google.com and
enter eml (email client name) in the search box, to see how people
open eml files with that client.
 
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