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Help with Incredimail File and or Identity Sharing, Sharing e-mail on dual boot system
Damien Kane
post Apr 16 2008, 02:59 AM
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Why I can't figure this out, I don't know, but would certainly appreciate some help.

I dual boot Vista and Ubuntu. Within Ubuntu, I run Virtualbox and inside, is an XP installation. Within Vista and XP, I have installed Incredimail. I'm trying to get my wife away from Windows and to the wonderful world of Linux, but she's a huge Incredimail fan. Virtualbox is the next step - she's not one for change!!

With Microsoft Outlook, it creates a file that's very easy to share, wherever you put it. With Incredimail, it appears to work on identities with each new user. I'm having difficulties in trying to share the same identity/folders with both the Vista and XP install.

Ultimately, what I want to do, is boot into any environment and utilise the exact same folders, like you would with Outlook, for example. Instead, Incredimail keeps creating a new identity, even though it is identical to the Vista environment. It has nothing to do with Virtualbox but or XP, but Incredimail. If I import the folders and contacts, when I receive mail, the new mail doesn't appear in the other environment.

ie, if I receive an email in Vista environment, reboot into XP, then that e-mail doesn't appear. Incredimail seems Incri-awkward to set this up.

Anybody got any ideas?
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Neil Jones
post Apr 16 2008, 05:24 PM
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Main issue with Incredimail is that its hard, if not impossible, to get it to share its data with any other program. It doesn't like you importing to other programs, exporting from it to other programs... heck it doesn't even want to import back its own data if you reinstall it later on!
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