Is there some resource hidden away somewhere in this Opera to save
threads into unadulterated plain usable ascii text files?
If there isn't, it needs it.
Thanks -- Martha Adams [2010 Dec 23]
Create a new label, put all messages from the thread into the label, right
click label, export.
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> On Thu, 23 Dec 2010 19:06:48 +0100, Martha Adams <mh...@verizon.net>
> wrote:
>
>>
>> Back when I was using the very good pre-'userfriendly' trn (in a unix
>> environment, not Windows) I could easily save an entire thread if I
>> needed that. Today I'm in ...Widows, I mean Windows, and using Opera
>> (currently 11.0). I've been looking in previous versions and now in
>> 11.0, and I can't find anywhere a simple resource to save a thread
>> into any kind of a file. I'd particularly like to save threads into
>> a plain ascii file since then it's most accessible to emacs for a
>> cleanup.
>>
>> Is there some resource hidden away somewhere in this Opera to save
>> threads into unadulterated plain usable ascii text files?
>
> Create a new label, put all messages from the thread into the label,
> right click label, export.
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That looks doable, if I knew how. How do I do that?
Thanks -- Martha Adams
In the mail panel, right click the labels header. Pick 'New label'. It
will be created and the standard name will be focused so you can type in a
new name. After that, select the messages you want to put in there and:
- either right click the selection -> label -> your just created label
- or drag them to the label in the panel
After that, click on the label in the panel so you get a view of all
messages in the label. If it's right, right click on the label and pick
export. Opera exports the label as an .mbs file, which is plain text.