PC WFW: Moving a Windows for Workgroups Postoffice (91041)
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Mail for PC Networks 3.0
This article was previously published under Q91041 SUMMARYTo prepare for moving a workgroup postoffice (WGPO)- Pick a time when all users are off of Mail (usually after normal working
hours) to move the WGPO.
- Ask users to do the following:
- Update their mailboxes by choosing New Messages from the View menu.
- Choose Exit And Sign Out from the File menu before a specified time
or before they leave for the day.
- Create a shared directory for the postoffice. Different networks use
different commands for setting up a server. If you are moving the WGPO
to another computer on a Windows for Workgroups network, use the File
Manager to create the directory, and use the Share As command from the
Disk menu to share the directory.
To move a workgroup postoffice- Open the File Manager and select the WGPO directory.
- From the File menu, choose Move. Move the WGPO directory by using the
Windows File Manager. Do not use the MS-DOS COPY or XCOPY commands;
these MS-DOS commands do not copy hidden files that need to be moved
with the postoffice.
- In the "To:" box, type the new path for the postoffice. Remember this
path; you will use it when you run the Extend program.
- Choose the OK button.
Modification Type: | Major | Last Reviewed: | 11/5/1999 |
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Keywords: | KB91041 |
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