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Archiving old PMs.......

Thread Status: Hello , There was no answer in this thread for more than 60 days.
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jimdoe2you

freediver/spearo/comedian
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My PM folder has hovered at full (1000 Pms) for about a year now and I usually just delete old Pms to make room for new ones. However, I find many of these old ones to have some historical value since they contain information I sometimes refer back to.

I could use a little guidance on how to archive them instead of deleting them forever. Thanks. :)
 
Jim,

If you go to your PM Message area - http://forums.deeperblue.net/private.php

At the bottom of that page it says "Download all Private Messages as..." and then several options.

If you download all your PM's that way you can store them on your own computer and then delete to your hearts content to make way for your new ones!
 
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