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It may depend on whether it's exported as a Regedit 4 or Regedit 5 (Windows > Here's what I posted on December 12th: > <quote> > This is for a single rule at the moment. I'll try and program it so it > First export the rule from the machine with OE: > HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Identities\{GUID}\Software\Microsoft\Outlook > where GUID is the Identity and this is rule 3 > Then edit the reg file with Notepad. > Do replace for > HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Identities\{GUID}\Software\Microsoft\Outlook Express\5.0 > with > HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows Mail > Then save the file. > Then the search strings have been changed to Unicode so set the cursor > , > replace with > ,00, > Then in the last line of each criteria add > ,00 > Then save. > Then create a mock rule in the registry with WinMail and close WinMail. > Then merge the file into the registry. > Open WinMail and go to Tools | Message rules and you see the new message > Anyway, that will work, but its a bit involved to do manually. > </quote> > "Jerry S" <notdisclo...@nada.tld> wrote in message
Registry Editor Version 5) file.
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> and it wasn't before. So one has to modify that.
> Okay there are actually 4 issues, but I figured out two of them.
> doesn't have to be done rule by rule.
> Express\5.0\Rules\Mail\002
> where
> the Rule Criteria start. Then do a second replace until the end of the
> file
> and search for
> Then delete that mock key in the registry. Make sure the rule number in
> the
> saved reg file matches that that you just deleted.
> rule spelled out okay when you click on it, except for the folder name.
> You
> will still have to specify the folder names again because those are coded
> numerically, I think.
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>> That's odd, because in practice it works exactly as described. If you're
>> referring to the location that the rules are stored, that's covered in
>> steps
>> 3d - 3f. If you're referring to the pointers within the rules that
>> reference the objects within the OE data stores, that is covered in step
>> 5.