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This topic has been deleted. Only users with topic management privileges can see it. last edited by Just in case you didn't know, Opera Mail was discontinued years ago. It's a buggy, unfinished conversion of the Opera 12 browser suite to only show the mail part.With that said, if you still want to try it out (many still use it), what OS are you on, will you be using POP or IMAP to connect to the account and are all messages still left on the server?I'm checking out eM Client right now to see what format it uses. burnout426 Volunteer last edited by Ok, eM Client uses SQLite databases (dat files in this case) for storage of everything (including messages). I think you'd need a custom program that loads the database dat files, analyzes them and then converts them to mbox files (what Opera supports). So, you're probably out-of-luck on that.However, you can select multiple messages in a list in eM Client, right-click the selectioin and choose "save as". That will allow you to save the selected messages as .eml files. Also, in "Menu -> File > export", you can choose to export whole folders of messages at once. Each message will be stored as an .eml file.(Only do the following if you're using POP. If you're using IMAP, you just set up the IMAP account in Opera and you're done).So, what you do is export all your folders to "C:\Users\yourusername\mymessages" using "File -> Export", which will give you folders of .eml files in it. Then, you have to convert those .eml files to mbox files.What you're going to do is download eml2mbx from See for directions. You're then going to extract eml2m065 to a folder. Then, you're going to select all files in it, cut and paste them into "C:\Users\yourusername\mymessages\you@example.com" where you see all the exported folders. Then, you're going to hit the windows key on the keyboard and the r key at the same time to launch the run dialog. Type cmd and press enter to launch a command prompt.In the command prompt, type this command:cd "C:\Users\yourusername\mymessages\you@example.com"(where "yourusername" is your user name for Windows)That will put in you in the correct folder. you can type dir and press enter to check that you see eml2mbx.exe etc.Then, you're going to type a command and press enter.eml2mbx "Inbox\*.eml" converted /p /aThat will create an Inbox.mbx file in a folder named "converted" in the you@example.com directory. The mbx file will contain all the messages in the Inbox.You then repeat for other folders you exported (change "Inbox" to "Name of folder").When you're all done, the "converted" folder will have an mbx file for each folder.Now, in Opera Mail, choose to create a Download eml2mbx latest version for Windows free. eml2mbx latest update: NovemComments
This topic has been deleted. Only users with topic management privileges can see it. last edited by Just in case you didn't know, Opera Mail was discontinued years ago. It's a buggy, unfinished conversion of the Opera 12 browser suite to only show the mail part.With that said, if you still want to try it out (many still use it), what OS are you on, will you be using POP or IMAP to connect to the account and are all messages still left on the server?I'm checking out eM Client right now to see what format it uses. burnout426 Volunteer last edited by Ok, eM Client uses SQLite databases (dat files in this case) for storage of everything (including messages). I think you'd need a custom program that loads the database dat files, analyzes them and then converts them to mbox files (what Opera supports). So, you're probably out-of-luck on that.However, you can select multiple messages in a list in eM Client, right-click the selectioin and choose "save as". That will allow you to save the selected messages as .eml files. Also, in "Menu -> File > export", you can choose to export whole folders of messages at once. Each message will be stored as an .eml file.(Only do the following if you're using POP. If you're using IMAP, you just set up the IMAP account in Opera and you're done).So, what you do is export all your folders to "C:\Users\yourusername\mymessages" using "File -> Export", which will give you folders of .eml files in it. Then, you have to convert those .eml files to mbox files.What you're going to do is download eml2mbx from See for directions. You're then going to extract eml2m065 to a folder. Then, you're going to select all files in it, cut and paste them into "C:\Users\yourusername\mymessages\you@example.com" where you see all the exported folders. Then, you're going to hit the windows key on the keyboard and the r key at the same time to launch the run dialog. Type cmd and press enter to launch a command prompt.In the command prompt, type this command:cd "C:\Users\yourusername\mymessages\you@example.com"(where "yourusername" is your user name for Windows)That will put in you in the correct folder. you can type dir and press enter to check that you see eml2mbx.exe etc.Then, you're going to type a command and press enter.eml2mbx "Inbox\*.eml" converted /p /aThat will create an Inbox.mbx file in a folder named "converted" in the you@example.com directory. The mbx file will contain all the messages in the Inbox.You then repeat for other folders you exported (change "Inbox" to "Name of folder").When you're all done, the "converted" folder will have an mbx file for each folder.Now, in Opera Mail, choose to create a
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