I second Paul's comments - your used had best get with the program and move up to OS X & Office X (preferably 2004)
What really amazes me is that this list is still alive! :-) This is the first email I have gotten on it in AGES Using OE & OS - what 8 or maybe 9 is like a windows user still using Windows 3.31. You would serve your client well to get then to OS X ASAP -- Cheers, Bob On 8/6/04 22:28, "Paul Berkowitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > No. Nobody much has used OE in 4 years or so. At least not the people who > were on the mailing list. We've all been using Entourage since 2000. I think > we get about 3 messages per year here now. Once upon a time it was 500 per > week. > > He hit the limit, and shouldn't have. (Entourage X SR-1 warned you when you > were getting close, by the way. Entourage 2004 has no limit.) There's not > much to be done. OE has a separate Messages file in the Documents/Microsoft > User Data/Identities/Main Identity (or named) folder,. You can open it in a > text editor like BBEdit or Tex-Edit Plus. Most of it is text. You can > salvage a lot of it as message text plus headers. > > It's too late to delete anything. Finished, kaput. He can salvage the text > and make a new identity. > > If he's an executive, why the hell isn't he using Entourage? What's he doing > with an outmoded, defunct piece of freeware (decent though it is). He > should upgrade to OS X if he hasn't yet and get Office2004. I bet he even > has some version of Office already - how could he manage without Word? So he > mist have Entourage sitting there, unless he's still using Word 98 or 6. Why > haven't you advised him to upgrade to Entourage? -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To search the archives: <http://athena.doe.com>
