U2PMMAIL.CMD (freeware) This is a REXX batch file processor that will unburst ULTIMAIL bursted letters and add them to PMMAIL. Run this command from the PMMAIL directory. It will request the path of the ULTIMAIL folder that you wish to add: e.g. C:\tcpip\UMAIL\MAIL\Bob\Business. It will then request the PMMAIL folder you wish to add the letters to. The PMMail folder's name is case sensitive -- "Business" and "business" are not the same. e.g. Business U2PMMAIL will merge the files with the envelopes and move them to the selected PMMAIL folder and update the "bag." U2PMMAIL will save the original "bag." U2PMMAIL.LOG Is a text file that reports on the success or failure of each letter that was created in the folder, and the name of the old "bag." This command file will not over-write or erase the original mail, and old "bag is easily restored. Multimedia attachments will not be restored and the log will report this. U2PMMAIL must be run for each ULTIMAIL folder you wish to convert. All the arguments can be entered at the commandline. For instance, the examples above would become: e.g. U2PMMAIL C:\tcpip\UMAIL\MAIL\Bob\Business Business If the PMMail folder is not provided either on the commandline or when it is requested, then the converted mail will be placed in the Inbox. U2PMMAIL cannot create folders. You must either create the destination before running this, or let the files go to the default Inbox and then create a PMMAil folder for them. With the help of the U2PMMAIL.LOG, you can restore the old "bag" by copying the original to the new. e.g. copy Busines1,old Busines1.bag Non-text mail (binaries for example) are explicitly ignored and you must move these out of the UMAIL folder yourself if you are planing to remove Ultimail. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ While this REXX command takes extra care not to destroy any files in this process, and the log reports everything U2PMMAIL.CMD does, the author is not responsible for any damage that may be caused. It was created to migrate my own 300+ messages and it did so without a hitch (in less than 10 minutes). I have not tested this on other systems. Feel free to make any modifications you desire. (c) 1995 Curtis C. Hovey.