Wagner Lipnharski wrote:
>
> Obviously after few years I have near a gigabyte of email at my Netscape
> email directory, classified by some subjects, somehow, but I believe
> even this new version of Netscape (that looks like to have few nasty
> bugs that generate windows blue screens) can not manage well such amount
> of text.
>
> To minimize this problem, I am saving old directories into plain .TXT
> files, and deleting it from Netscape.  I am doing it because everything
> from the email still in ascii format, so sooner or later it could be
> retrieved by some crazy indexer software, and searched as I can do with
> Netscape's email function.
>
> Is there any available software at the market that can manage emails
> from plain txt files?  So I can finally allow Netscape to open its mail
> section in less than 20 seconds?  :)
>
> Wagner.

I want this as a semi-CD compatible application (I want to be able to
burn a set of CD's (say one a year, over time) - so I can back up stuff
off the HDD here, I too have nearly a Gig of e-mail, and it's TOO MUCH
on rotating media <G>

I've thought of just using Grep on a fast CD-Rom drive or something like
that.  It'd beat no search capability at all.

  Mark

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