make a 'save as' of emails in Kmail and save in an KDE folder

[anthony baldwin]

Martin Laberge wrote:

>On May 2, 2007 10:29:34 am anthony baldwin wrote:
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>>>>I would like to know, if it is possible to make with KMail the same I made 
>>>>years before with windows: when I had an email in the Outlook, I made a 'save 
>>>>as' and saved the email in a 'Documents'-folder.
>>>>When afterwards I went to that folder and clicked on that email, it opened  
>>>>the Outlook and showed me what there was written in the email, even also the 
>>>>attachments could be opened. Also it was possible to 'answer' that saved 
>>>>email.
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>>>>I've tried to do so with the KMail, saving in the Konqueror, but the saved 
>>>>document resulted to be an 'MBOX', and I don't know how to open it, when I 
>>>>wish to do so.
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>>>>This solution would be very attractive to me, because so I could have a lot of 
>>>>documents and emails saved in the same Konqueror-folder, under the same 
>>>>matter. And also it would be very easy to me to make safety copies on an CD 
>>>>or DVD.
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>>>Personally, I´d like to be able to do the same with moz mail.
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>>heh...I can...go to ¨file->save as->file (or Ctrl-S)¨ and
>>it has options .eml, .html, or .txt
>>KMail must have something similar.
>>Must be a rather standard e-mail client feature.
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>>tony
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>kmail has a similar feature,
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>but How do i open this email after that
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>i tried with konqueror and kmail and i can't open this file
>and view it's contents (with kwrite i see the source of the email with attachments in base64)
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add the file extension .txt when saving it, and you can read it in 
KWrite, Kate, Kedit, OOWriter, etc.
But won´t have the option of ¨reply¨ (except by copy and pasting into a 
new mail message).

tony

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