After following the above, you can choose the mbox file and import as normal and all images, signatures, attachments, etc., will be present and correct (well they were for me anyway). I didn't have many emails so was not affected by any file size issues that have been mentioned in this thread, but the method above overcomes the issue of the mbox files being blanked out when trying to import an mbox text file in Outlook. The new folder will be shown and you can rename it to the folder name you want or you can simply move the messages to wherever you need them to be. Next, I followed the instructions for importing an mbox file - Open Outlook Choose File menu, Import Select "Contacts or messages from a text file" and click next (right arrow button on my version of Outlook) Select "Import messages from an MBOX-format text file" and click next Choose your newly saved mbox file then the messages import.
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Please note Sean indicated the Classic Mac (CR) which works too, but I used the Windows setting and it worked fine on that setting as well. I changed from the original setting for the file of Unix (LF), to the Windows version (CRLF). The three options shown that you can chose from, on TW v5.0.2, are: Unix (LF) Classic Mac (CR) Windows (CRLF). Unicode (UTF-8), the Line and column the cursor is currently placed on, etc.). TextWrangler has a status bar at the bottom of its window and it shows what the current line end character is (it also shows file encoding, i.e. The first thing I did was open the mbox file in TextWrangler (after making a backup). The instructions to convert the end of line character in TextWrangler are below. all delegates use the same, and latest, version of Windows and Outlook).I used Sean's advice and it worked for me in about 2 minutes. If it is not possible to limit the devices used to maintain a calendar, at a minimum ensure that all system types are the same (e.g.
Do not use a mobile device to accept, decline or edit a calendar event when your calendar is delegated. Use a desktop or laptop as the sole device to accept/decline invitations. Keep calendar accepts/declines to only one system.Keep calendar accepts and declines to only one user, preferably the administrator.If maintenance of your calendar is delegated to an administrator, for best results follow these guidelines:.Ensure that Exchange is selected as your default calendar under Settings/Mail, Contacts, Calendars/Default Calendar:.Manage recurring meetings carefully and only from OWA or a current version of your desktop client software, especially Office 2016 or 2019 (Windows), or 2016 or 2019 (Mac). Recurring meetings should not be created as indefinite and should be limited to the lowest number of occurrences possible.Additionally, Outlook for Windows and OWA have shown to be more reliable than Outlook for Mac. Assuming reliable coverage, you might, for example, be able to create new appointments on a device, but may not want to invite, accept, or decline meetings, or modify any recurring events, until you are using Outlook or OWA (or have successfully tested these functions on your device). Consider managing your appointments only from Outlook or OWA.
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