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I also wish to ask if, when importing "Received" and "Sent" e-mails, the e-mails are still labeled and threaded. Thank you in advance. In the "store" folder in the "mail" folder, all your messages are stored there. There's a "Drafts" folder for drafts for all accounts and there's an accountN folder where N is the number for the account as seen in accounts. Each message in the account is stored as a single mbox file with an mbs extension. So, all your messages are already in a format for backing up.
So, no need to export them. If you want to just back up the messages, back up the accountN folder for the account. Note though that if you have low-bandwidth mode turned, the files won't be complete unless you right-clicked on each messag and choose "fetch complete message".
Same thing with IMAP. Same thing with IMAP if you just have "do not download attachments" set. Same thing with IMAP if you have the default of "make messages available offline when I click them" and you haven't opened all of your messages. So, for IMAP, you want to make sure you have "make all messages available offline" set on the "incoming" tab in the accounts properties so that all messages are fetched in full.
Then, you can close down Opera and back up the files. The indexer folder files keep track of message threading and what messages should be shown in each view.
The POP3 folder has id files for each account that keep track of fetched messages. The incomingN. The IDs in the file are specific to the mail folder they're used with. Given that, when you back up Opera mail, you need to back up the whole mail folder, wand.
But, if you're going to back up all that, you might as well just back up both the roaming and local opera profile folders. Now, the only reason you'd want to right-click on each view in the mail panel and export is if you want all messages in that view to be grouped into a single mbs file to ease importing into a corresponding folder in another client.
If you're just backing up Opera Mail to restore it for use with Opera mail, you don't need to do that. Also, exporting each view especially labels can be complicated if the message is available in more than one view as you'll get duplicate messages.
Clicking the "Settings for this view" icon above the message list and adjusting the "show" messages for the view you're exporting can help with that. But, it's still a problem with labels. If you use IMAP, you can sync labels in some cases. Also, for contacts. Only use the contacts. You have to set up the IMAP account so that it fetches whatever message are on the server.
Then, for messages that aren't on the server, you import them into a new account will be a pop account without the connection settings set. When you import messages, they'll be imported as received. However, the mbs file you're importing can be set in the "move to sent" drop-down to import them as sent. In either case, messages should still be threaded properly if all the messages in the thread are imported and they have the proper headers etc.
Now, for labels, from my previous comment, you'll see that labels are not stored with the messages. So, you lose the label association when you export a message and import it. The following information is from my current installation taken from the "About" page. I think that there is a bug when I reinstalled Opera Mail a second time hence why there are two Opera Mail folders in the paths.
Looks the forum killed my post mark ups. My apologies for the problem. You back those up, reinstall the OS for example, put those folders back where they were, first, and then install Opera Mail using the installer so it sets up the registry keys etc.
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