Access the stored message file
11-11-2019, 02:37 PM
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i also don't understand the question.
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11-11-2019, 02:53 PM
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The only way I know to access your inbox and sent messages (if I understand the question), is to click on your profile, and then click on send private message. This should make the message page pop up. Look in the left column for your inbox and sent items.
Hope this helps
Hope this helps
Last edited by mindless; 11-11-2019 at 02:56 PM.
11-29-2019, 04:29 AM
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Maybe this is the answer?
One way to "empty" the personal message box is by downloading Personal Messages via one of three ways (tiny print near bottom of PM page) - XML, CSV, or Text.
Because I have no idea what any of those are , I downloaded a group of messages all three ways.
Anyway -
For me to access these messages - on my computer, which is an iMac from 2014 -
I go to
Finder
Downloads
the "privatemessages" file - open the file - and scroll through the messages
Could someone explain what SML, CSV, and Text mean - and why one or the other would be a preferred way to save messages?
One way to "empty" the personal message box is by downloading Personal Messages via one of three ways (tiny print near bottom of PM page) - XML, CSV, or Text.
Because I have no idea what any of those are , I downloaded a group of messages all three ways.
Anyway -
For me to access these messages - on my computer, which is an iMac from 2014 -
I go to
Finder
Downloads
the "privatemessages" file - open the file - and scroll through the messages
Could someone explain what SML, CSV, and Text mean - and why one or the other would be a preferred way to save messages?
Last edited by bearisgray; 11-29-2019 at 04:35 AM.
11-29-2019, 06:01 AM
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i don't know what SML is.
CSV is best if you want to open the file in a spreadsheet program.
text is just that. everything from each message on one line with no delimiters.
when emptying your messages don't forget you have to do the inbox and sent box separately.
CSV is best if you want to open the file in a spreadsheet program.
text is just that. everything from each message on one line with no delimiters.
when emptying your messages don't forget you have to do the inbox and sent box separately.
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