At this point, you should have downloaded all the email from Hotmail, and all the same messages should be in the Eudora Outbox ready to send.Important: Make sure you check LEAVE MAIL ON SERVER under "Incoming Mail" so you don't delete all the messages in your Hotmail Account.Now, in Eudora, make and account like this:.Note: Turn off IMMEDIATE SEND in Eudora, we'll want to QUEUE the mails, as we need to change the outgoing SMTP (can't be Hotmail!) Mine says match all mail the DOESN'T contain this nonsense word (which is all mail) and REDIRECTS it to the wife's account. Create a REDIRECT Filter that grabs all incoming mail.Note: Make sure you check Retrieve messages from folders other than Inbox or you won't get all your Hotmail! This little gem sits in your tray and creates a localhost POP server that bridges to your Hotmail account.UPDATE: If you have Yahoo! then you can use YPOPs which does the same thing! (Yes, I was surprised Thunderbird doesn't - it's been a bug for a while) Eudora is the easiest and most available email client to do this. If you just Forward them, they'll all look like they came from you! You want to hang on to the FROM and the TO. Why Eudora and not Outlook or Thunderbird? Because you'll want to REDIRECT the emails that come in from Hotmail, NOT FORWARD THEM.Download Eudora, and install the Sponsored version.(and she's too cheap to pay for more storage :) )īut, how to move all her Hotmail stuff ( several hundred emails) over to Gmail? If I can't move them, she'll hardly find the service useful. She's constantly deleting emails trying to stay under the limit.
I don't need a Gmail account but the wife digs web-based email and suffers with a 1 meg Hotmail account. I was lucky today and a friend offered me a Gmail invite (Gmail being Google's 1 gig Free Email BETA if you've been living in a cave without wireless).
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