> Is there a utility / a way within Pegasus Mail V4.41 to convert many
> pop3 folders within Pegasus to IMAP folders without having to create
> the output IMAP folder then copy in the emails and repeat this for
> every POP folder.
>
> Some Users have 300+ folders.
Yes, I got this utility from Jay Lee Network / Systems Administrator. You need yo use Mercury/32 as well.
Download Mercury/32 and install it on your computer. You'll need to configure it with a default user account and copy your Pegasus mail account folder (probably c:\pmail\mail) to the default user account. Make sure you install the IMAP module. Test your setup within WinPMail, you should be able to create a new IMAP profile connecting to 127.0.0.1 and see your Mail folders.
Now download IMAPCopy:
http://www.ardiehl.de/imapcopy/index.html
Configure it to copy from 127.0.0.1 to your IMAP Server remote account. These configuration settings are entered into the ImapCopy.cfg file. Then run:
imapcopy.exe -s -e
the -e tells IMAPCopy to copy all folders, including empty ones and the -s tells IMAPCopy to subscribe you to any folders that are created on the destination. When IMAPCopy finishes, you should have all your Pegasus Mail folders/messages moved to the IMAP Server.
> Is there a utility / a way within Pegasus Mail V4.41 to convert many
> pop3 folders within Pegasus to IMAP folders without having to create
> the output IMAP folder then copy in the emails and repeat this for
> every POP folder.
>
> Some Users have 300+ folders.
Yes, I got this utility from Jay Lee Network / Systems Administrator.  You need yo use Mercury/32 as well.
Download Mercury/32 and install it on your computer.  You'll need to configure it with a default user account and copy your Pegasus mail account folder (probably c:\pmail\mail) to the default user account.  Make sure you install the IMAP module.  Test your setup within WinPMail, you should be able to create a new IMAP profile connecting to 127.0.0.1 and see your Mail folders.
Now download IMAPCopy:
http://www.ardiehl.de/imapcopy/index.html
Configure it to copy from 127.0.0.1 to your IMAP Server remote account. These configuration settings are entered into the ImapCopy.cfg file.  Then run:
imapcopy.exe -s -e
the -e tells IMAPCopy to copy all folders, including empty ones and the -s tells IMAPCopy to subscribe you to any folders that are created on the destination.  When IMAPCopy finishes, you should have all your Pegasus Mail folders/messages moved to the IMAP Server.