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Zmeil can store the recovered messages in one of the following
formats: Separate message files (.eml).
Each .eml file contains one message. Files are named after the
subject of the recovered message, if available. Otherwise the timestamp
of the message, or successive integral numbers will be used as a
file name. A conflict between two messages having the same subject is
resolved in the similar fashion by adding a timestamp and then a
sequence number.
It is recommended to impose the limit on a number of files stored per
folder. Typical email database contains thousands of messages. Placing
such a large number of files into the same folder is impractical, so
Zmeil creates a separate folder once certain number of
messages is reached if Limit number of files per directory is
enabled.
UNIX mailbox files.
One UNIX mailbox file is created for each source file. The resulting
file contains multiple messages in the appropriate format. This file can
be imported into the email client, provided that your email client
supports such an import operation. For more details on import, please
refer to your email client documentation.
How to: import the recovered messages to Thunderbird
Export to Outlook.
If Microsoft Outlook
is installed on your system, Zmeil can export
messages into it. Zmeil creates a new folder ("Recovered
messages") in the "Personal
folders". The recovered email messages are placed in there.
Export to Outlook only works with an "Outlook
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