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KMail Import Filters

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Import KMail Maildirs and Folder Structure

<p><b>KMail import filter</b></p><p>Select the base directory of the KMail mailfolder you want to import.</p><p><b>Note:</b> Never select your current local KMail maildir (usually ~/Mail or ~/.kde/share/apps/kmail/mail ): in this case, KMailCVT may become stuck in a continuous loop. </p><p>This filter does not import KMail mailfolders with mbox files.</p><p>Since it is possible to recreate the folder structure, the folders will be stored under: "KMail-Import" in your local folder.</p>

No directory selected.

No files found for import.

Finished importing emails from %1

Finished import, canceled by user.

Import folder %1...

Could not import %1

Import Lotus Notes Emails

<p><b>Lotus Notes Structured Text mail import filter</b></p><p>This filter will import Structured Text files from an exported Lotus Notes email client into KMail. Use this filter if you want to import mails from Lotus or other mailers that use the Lotus Notes Structured Text format.</p><p><b>Note:</b> Since it is possible to recreate the folder structure, the imported messages will be stored in subfolders under: "LNotes-Import", in your local folder, named using the names of the files the messages came from.</p>

Import Thunderbird/Mozilla Local Mails and Folder Structure

<p><b>Thunderbird/Mozilla import filter</b></p><p>Select your base Thunderbird/Mozilla mailfolder (usually ~/.thunderbird/*.default/Mail/Local Folders/).</p><p><b>Note:</b> Never choose a Folder which <u>does not</u> contain mbox-files (for example, a maildir): if you do, you will get many new folders.</p><p>Since it is possible to recreate the folder structure, the folders will be stored under: "Thunderbird-Import".</p>

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Import Sylpheed Maildirs and Folder Structure

<p><b>Sylpheed import filter</b></p><p>Select the base directory of the Sylpheed mailfolder you want to import (usually: ~/Mail ).</p><p>Since it is possible to recreate the folder structure, the folders will be stored under: "Sylpheed-Import" in your local folder.</p><p>This filter also recreates the status of message, e.g. new or forwarded.

<p><b>OS X Mail Import Filter</b></p><p>This filter imports e-mails from the Mail client in Apple Mac OS X.</p>

Importing emails from %1...

Import Evolution 1.x Local Mails and Folder Structure

<p><b>Evolution 1.x import filter</b></p><p>Select the base directory of Evolution's mails (usually ~/evolution/local).</p><p>Since it is possible to recreate the folder structure, the folders will be stored under: "Evolution-Import".</p>

Import Evolution 2.x Local Mails and Folder Structure

<p><b>Evolution 2.x import filter</b></p><p>Select the base directory of your local Evolution mailfolder (usually ~/.evolution/mail/local/).</p><p><b>Note:</b> Never choose a Folder which <u>does not</u> contain mbox-files (for example a maildir): if you do, you will get many new folders.</p><p>Since it is possible to recreate the folder structure, the folders will be stored under: "Evolution-Import".</p>

Import Outlook Emails

<p><b>Outlook email import filter</b></p><p>This filter will import mails from a Outlook pst-file. You will need to locate the folder where the pst-file has been stored by searching for .pst files under: <i>C:\Documents and Settings</i> in Windows 2000 or later</p><p><b>Note:</b> Emails will be imported into a folder named after the account they came from, prefixed with OUTLOOK-</p>

Counting mail...

Counting directories...

Counting folders...

<p>Select the Pegasus-Mail directory on your system (containing *.CNM, *.PMM and *.MBX files). On many systems this is stored in C:\pmail\mail or C:\pmail\mail\admin</p><p><b>Note:</b> Since it is possible to recreate the folder structure, the folders will be stored under: "PegasusMail-Import".</p>

Cannot parse the folder structure; continuing import without subfolder support.

Parsing the folder structure...

<p><b>Outlook Express 4/5/6 import filter</b></p><p>You will need to locate the folder where the mailbox has been stored by searching for .dbx or .mbx files under <ul><li><i>C:\Windows\Application Data</i> in Windows 9x<li><i>Documents and Settings</i> in Windows 2000 or later</ul></p><p><b>Note:</b> Since it is possible to recreate the folder structure, the folders from Outlook Express 5 and 6 will be stored under: "OE-Import" in your local folder.</p>

No Outlook Express mailboxes found in directory %1.

Finished importing Outlook Express emails

<p><b>mbox import filter</b></p><p>This filter will import mbox files into KMail. Use this filter if you want to import mails from Ximian Evolution or other mailers that use this traditional UNIX format.</p><p><b>Note:</b> Emails will be imported into folders named after the file they came from, prefixed with MBOX-</p>

mbox Files (*)

<p><b>Opera email import filter</b></p><p>This filter will import mails from Opera mail folder. Use this filter if you want to import all mails within a account in the Opera maildir.</p><p>Select the directory of the account (usually ~/.opera/mail/store/account*).</p><p><b>Note:</b> Emails will be imported into a folder named after the account they came from, prefixed with OPERA-</p>

Import The Bat! Mails and Folder Structure

<p><b>The Bat! import filter</b></p><p>Select the base directory of the 'The Bat!' local mailfolder you want to import.</p><p><b>Note:</b> This filter imports the *.tbb-files from 'The Bat!' local folder, e.g. from POP accounts, and not from IMAP/DIMAP accounts.</p><p>Since it is possible to recreate the folder structure, the folders will be stored under: "TheBat-Import" in your local account.</p>