I have winXPpro. I use Outlook Express 6. I have a bunch of email messages that went to a specific folder in my oe. Now I need to get the email addresses for these messages. I can't do it manually. There are a lot of them. How can I get a list or database that would have the email addresses? thanks , frank
no idea but what u can do is look in that specified folder.dbx file which u may find in C:\Documents and Settings\UserName\Local Settings\Application Data\Identities\{some-random-numer}\Microsoft\Outlook Express and try to extract the emails from that file using some email extractor aps or using some script
OK, what is a good mail reader program. I have tried Mailview. It gets the emails OK but puts them on one line along with the display name and no delimter between (for example, = = = = so I can't use themor clean them up. Any ideas? thanks, Frank
as its format is some what unknown its some what manual work extract all lines containing @ and make a db in that d u may look 2 @s and divide that string and u will get the email . not sure how to process .dbx files
Chandan, Thanks, I get the idea but i also do not know how to work it. For example with a page full of lines like the following (results of Milaview program - see beginning of thread) I would like to do a "replace" operation like the following: Replace @+unknown amount of digits or characters+@ with @ That would strip off "@GMAIL.COM247LIBZA" and leave me with the cleaned up email I need, namely . A replace operation like this would clean up the whole file of 500 client's emails I have. Thanks for the idea Chandan. Now how do I run the replace operation in any commonly known program, such as Txt, MSWord, excel or Access? best wishes, Frank