I agree with the IMAP suggestions. For a while there a few years back I was running Pegasus on my Win box to serve mail by IMAP to the other boxes in the house. Now I just use gmail.
I'm a bit surprised that there's no simple version of Courier-IMAP around for Tiger, so you could run your own, with a Maildir back-end, but I guess that is a feature reserved for OS X Server.
But can you setup your .Mac imap account in Outlook on a Windows box and backup your mail to it, or is it only reserved for Macs. If you can then more power to the people.
In fact if you can then Apple should actively promote that so that switchers not only get the ability to move their email over seamlessly but also so that more switchers are encouraged to try the .Mac service.
But can you setup your .Mac imap account in Outlook on a Windows box and backup your mail to it, or is it only reserved for Macs. If you can then more power to the people.
In fact if you can then Apple should actively promote that so that switchers not only get the ability to move their email over seamlessly but also so that more switchers are encouraged to try the .Mac service.
The account I used it on today was around 3000+ emails, totalling over a gig with attachments. Took maybe 10 minutes or so to archive on my old POS Dell laptop, then another 5 minutes or so importing in Mail on my new MBP 😀
Overall, very happy with how simple O2M was, definitely worth the $10
When Apple bundled Internet Explorer (in addition to Netscape Communicator) with MacOS 8/9, it also bundled Outlook Express. To this day, Apple bundles these apps with the Classic environment.