<blockquote>Is a Pmail install simple (like Agent I use at home) where you can just copy the entire <strong>C:\pmail</strong> folder to the new PC and it would work.</blockquote><p>Yes, a copy of everything to the c: drive of the other computer will work and all you need to do is create a new shortcut pointing to c:\pmail\programs\winpm-32.exe to run the program.  Any registry entries required will be created when you run the program.  You should run Tools | Options | Hyperlinks "System mailer" to make the program available to the system. </p><p> </p>

<P>I have found a post with the following info on Pmail File Locations:</P> <UL> <LI><STRONG>C:\pmail\programs</STRONG></LI> <LI><STRONG>C:\pmail\mail\admin</STRONG></LI> <LI><STRONG>C:\pmail\mail\admin</STRONG></LI> <LI>new mail directory (single-user home)</LI></UL> <P>Problem, the post does not state where <STRONG>multi-user home</STRONG> is located.</P> <P><STRONG>NOTE:</STRONG> The file location structure for Pmail should be in a FAQ [I]</P> <P>What I need is instructions on how I can use the <STRONG>Windows File and Setting Transfer Wizard</STRONG> to migrate Pmail from on PC to a new PC.</P> <P>Is a Pmail install simple (like Agent I use at home) where you can just copy the entire <STRONG>C:\pmail</STRONG> folder to the new PC and it would work.</P> <P>A simple install requires little on no <STRONG>Registry</STRONG> entries. Agent does this because when you first run Agent in the new PC, it <U>automatically make the very limited <STRONG>Registry</STRONG> required</U> (essentially the Installer info).</P>