I use Lotus Notes (LN) at work. I have a ton of archived emails that I’d like to find some inventive way to have forwarded to my non-work email.
Let’s say “Person X” over the past 5+ years has sent me a lot of emails, almost all of which are archived. Is there a way in the archived mail file that I can have it search for all those emails and forward them all individually?
I tried just selecting all the emails from Person X and then hit Forward, but you get one email with all the messages embedded in it and it has no flow of conversations. I don’t want to select each email individually and forward it, but I’ll do so if I have to.
Not exactly solving your problem but in Windows and Outlook you can copy your Archive and PST files to a disk or jump drive. Just do a search on your machine for all files that have the .pst extension. Search function (*.pst) typed as seen with out the () will locate all files of that type. Should only be a few.
If you do a web search for the equivalent to this for lotus notes I bet you could get it to work.
Thanks, I’m going to try that. The objective is to get all the emails in my Gmail account, not sure if I can do that via saved emails or not.
I have come up with a solution I think though. I’m going to make a rule in LN to have all emails put in a particular folder forwarded to my other email, then I’ll just move all the emails into that folder and hope for the best.
I could geek out with lots of ramble…but let me ask you this first:
Is your company larger than 500 employees?
Define your use of the term “archiving”. Are you simply putting in a specific folder or do you “truly” have a archiving ultilty folder? If you don’t know the difference…my guess is that you’ve just set up a folder in which you place certain items. If it is truly a mail archive, you need to convert back to mail.
Is your mail available offline?
Does your company allow you to download 3rd party software?
Lotus Notes mail resides in a .nsf file (for the most part). This is both a good and bad situation.
You have several options, but it really depends upon the way your Notes environment is set-up.
I’m sure you’re already aware of this, but DO NOT keep/use personal email at work!!!