How can I transfer my Yahoo Messenger archives to my new Macbook?
Q. I have a lot of important conversations in my Yahoo archives that I don't want to lose when I switch computers, from a PC to a Mac. Is there any way (other than saving them all as text files) to transfer them?
Asked by L - Wed Dec 16 03:32:14 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's no direct method of doing this, not like importing Address Books or anything like that, anyway. Other than finding your archives and copying them into a folder, then doing something to that folder, I can't imagine how you would do it. Here are the most comprehensive pages on Messenger that I could ever find, maybe you'll find something here: Good luck...
Answered by Musicseawater - Wed Dec 16 13:12:38 2009
Q. I have a lot of important conversations in my Yahoo archives that I don't want to lose when I switch computers, from a PC to a Mac. Is there any way (other than saving them all as text files) to transfer them?
Asked by L - Wed Dec 16 03:32:14 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's no direct method of doing this, not like importing Address Books or anything like that, anyway. Other than finding your archives and copying them into a folder, then doing something to that folder, I can't imagine how you would do it. Here are the most comprehensive pages on Messenger that I could ever find, maybe you'll find something here: Good luck...
Answered by Musicseawater - Wed Dec 16 13:12:38 2009
What is the best digital camera for taking pictures of documents in archives?
Q. I am going to Africa to take pictures of documents in archives. The materials are not in good shape and the archive is poorly lit with flourescent lights. I've heard that some digital cameras have a feature that is especially useful for taking black and white pictures (although these would be primarily ivory/beige and black). Has anyone heard of that or could you give me suggestions of brands, models that would best do the job? Any resources out there especially for people working in archives? Thank you.
Asked by Julie R - Mon Oct 2 12:44:28 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm just writing in support of Joff's suggestion for the D70s and 18-70 lens, as long as it is the "better" Nikkor AF-S 18-70 f/3.5-4.5G ED DX lens. If you want to save a bit of money, the D50 would also be quite up to the task, as the MP resolution is the same. If you are spending grant money (haha), go upscale a bit to the D80 or even the D200, as the additional resolution (10 MP vs. 6 MP) could prove valuable for the details. All of these cameras have a white balance setting for fluorescent lights and all three let you set a custom white balance, if the pre-set is not exactly correct. You might consider the Nikon 60 mm Macro lens, also called "Micro" at some sites. It opens up just a bit more to f/2.8, which may be helpful in poor… [cont.]
Answered by Picture Taker - Mon Oct 2 14:47:50 2006
Q. I am going to Africa to take pictures of documents in archives. The materials are not in good shape and the archive is poorly lit with flourescent lights. I've heard that some digital cameras have a feature that is especially useful for taking black and white pictures (although these would be primarily ivory/beige and black). Has anyone heard of that or could you give me suggestions of brands, models that would best do the job? Any resources out there especially for people working in archives? Thank you.
Asked by Julie R - Mon Oct 2 12:44:28 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm just writing in support of Joff's suggestion for the D70s and 18-70 lens, as long as it is the "better" Nikkor AF-S 18-70 f/3.5-4.5G ED DX lens. If you want to save a bit of money, the D50 would also be quite up to the task, as the MP resolution is the same. If you are spending grant money (haha), go upscale a bit to the D80 or even the D200, as the additional resolution (10 MP vs. 6 MP) could prove valuable for the details. All of these cameras have a white balance setting for fluorescent lights and all three let you set a custom white balance, if the pre-set is not exactly correct. You might consider the Nikon 60 mm Macro lens, also called "Micro" at some sites. It opens up just a bit more to f/2.8, which may be helpful in poor… [cont.]
Answered by Picture Taker - Mon Oct 2 14:47:50 2006
How do i send my yahoo messenger archives file to someone?
Q. I want to find my yahoo messenger archives folder to send to my friend. I have windows vista and I'm computer illiterate lol so um I'm having a hard time finding it. I went to my c drive and found the yahoo messenger folder easily. But I cant seem to find where the archives file would be. My friend told me to look for a "profiles" folder. But I can't find that.
Asked by melanie - Thu Aug 14 20:42:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'll find the location of your files in YM's tools/options.
Answered by Starman - Thu Aug 14 20:48:40 2008
Q. I want to find my yahoo messenger archives folder to send to my friend. I have windows vista and I'm computer illiterate lol so um I'm having a hard time finding it. I went to my c drive and found the yahoo messenger folder easily. But I cant seem to find where the archives file would be. My friend told me to look for a "profiles" folder. But I can't find that.
Asked by melanie - Thu Aug 14 20:42:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'll find the location of your files in YM's tools/options.
Answered by Starman - Thu Aug 14 20:48:40 2008
Do you lose your message archives when you update to a newer version of Yahoo Messenger?
Q. If you do, is there any way of maintaining the old archives when you update to a newer version of YM? Thanks!
Asked by Mike - Wed Nov 11 02:46:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You should not lose your Archives or Contacts when you update Yahoo Messenger However I have read here that some people lost theirs As a precaution you could save your 'Profile' file to a CD prior to uninstalling and paste it it back if they disappear when you update.
Answered by Daddybear - Wed Nov 11 05:17:46 2009
Q. If you do, is there any way of maintaining the old archives when you update to a newer version of YM? Thanks!
Asked by Mike - Wed Nov 11 02:46:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You should not lose your Archives or Contacts when you update Yahoo Messenger However I have read here that some people lost theirs As a precaution you could save your 'Profile' file to a CD prior to uninstalling and paste it it back if they disappear when you update.
Answered by Daddybear - Wed Nov 11 05:17:46 2009
In GMail, there is an option to put your messages in the archives. How do I access the archives?
Q. There is and option to put cetain messages in the archives, and I stupidly put some really important stuff in there thinking that it meant that they would be saved and never deleted. How do I access these archives?
Asked by Devyn S - Sun Sep 28 12:07:58 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just click on the all mail link there on the left side in between Drafts and Spam.
Answered by r0ckster - Sun Sep 28 13:23:41 2008
Q. There is and option to put cetain messages in the archives, and I stupidly put some really important stuff in there thinking that it meant that they would be saved and never deleted. How do I access these archives?
Asked by Devyn S - Sun Sep 28 12:07:58 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just click on the all mail link there on the left side in between Drafts and Spam.
Answered by r0ckster - Sun Sep 28 13:23:41 2008
How to transfer my antivirus program and Yahoo messenger archives when installing a new Windows XP?
Q. I want to install a new Windows XP (32) to replace my existing Windows XP (64), I would like to know how I could transfer my programs and Yahoo Messenger archives to the new installation.
Asked by makompany - Mon Dec 3 16:10:14 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe a disk cloning program ... like Norton Ghost.
Answered by Luis C - Mon Dec 3 16:14:30 2007
Q. I want to install a new Windows XP (32) to replace my existing Windows XP (64), I would like to know how I could transfer my programs and Yahoo Messenger archives to the new installation.
Asked by makompany - Mon Dec 3 16:10:14 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe a disk cloning program ... like Norton Ghost.
Answered by Luis C - Mon Dec 3 16:14:30 2007
Where to find the archives of hockey games?
Q. Anyone know where to find the whole game 1 of the red wings and ducks last night, May 1st? The archives?
Asked by tdnnero - Sat May 2 04:36:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. <---Did you get this? I hope you did and were able to watch the game. go wings!!! They have a link to all playoff games. They stream all the games LIVE and keep them recorded. Pretty good quality and FREE service.
Answered by todd - Sat May 2 10:11:07 2009
Q. Anyone know where to find the whole game 1 of the red wings and ducks last night, May 1st? The archives?
Asked by tdnnero - Sat May 2 04:36:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. <---Did you get this? I hope you did and were able to watch the game. go wings!!! They have a link to all playoff games. They stream all the games LIVE and keep them recorded. Pretty good quality and FREE service.
Answered by todd - Sat May 2 10:11:07 2009
Is there a software that can store all my yahoo messenger archives even when i'm logging to other computers?
Q. When i'm logging in to my yahoo messenger to the other computers, i checked my archives but couldn't find my history messages in my own computer here at home. I know recent archives are only stored in the computer that you use presently. But is there a software i can download here at home, that can store all my yahoo archives even when i'm logging in to the other computers?
Asked by ryza - Sat Aug 15 02:43:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on how you want to use them - its possible to store them on a flashdrive and take them with you. The problem comes when you want to read them as they are encrypted in dat format and you need a decoder. So you would have to plug in the flash drive and copy that persons chat to the Messenger Archives on the new computer. If you wanted to convert to plain text format you could put individual chats into a file and email the attachment to yourself or again on a flash drive
Answered by Daddybear - Sat Aug 15 08:56:58 2009
Q. When i'm logging in to my yahoo messenger to the other computers, i checked my archives but couldn't find my history messages in my own computer here at home. I know recent archives are only stored in the computer that you use presently. But is there a software i can download here at home, that can store all my yahoo archives even when i'm logging in to the other computers?
Asked by ryza - Sat Aug 15 02:43:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on how you want to use them - its possible to store them on a flashdrive and take them with you. The problem comes when you want to read them as they are encrypted in dat format and you need a decoder. So you would have to plug in the flash drive and copy that persons chat to the Messenger Archives on the new computer. If you wanted to convert to plain text format you could put individual chats into a file and email the attachment to yourself or again on a flash drive
Answered by Daddybear - Sat Aug 15 08:56:58 2009
How can i find montreal the gazette archives for year 1960?
Q. Hello, anybody know how i can find Montreal The Gazette archives sport sections for years 1959, 1960 on the net? Zillion thanks for who can help
Asked by goldieluck69 - Sat Apr 12 08:27:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I doubt if you would find records going back that far on the web. The newspaper itself will probably have those records on microfiche, but you would have to go there to look at their archives.
Answered by bgee2001ca - Sat Apr 12 13:07:34 2008
Q. Hello, anybody know how i can find Montreal The Gazette archives sport sections for years 1959, 1960 on the net? Zillion thanks for who can help
Asked by goldieluck69 - Sat Apr 12 08:27:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I doubt if you would find records going back that far on the web. The newspaper itself will probably have those records on microfiche, but you would have to go there to look at their archives.
Answered by bgee2001ca - Sat Apr 12 13:07:34 2008
How do I retrieve archives in yahoo messenger vista?
Q. I can not find anywhere to set up the archive or retrieve archives in the Messenger Vista preferences. It seems that Messenger Vista has lost most of the functions that the previous versions had. Can someone please help me understand vista version and retrieve the messages from my contacts?
Asked by ds51269 - Wed Jan 23 19:37:36 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yahoo vista is a beta, there is no history, sound, cam etc. You can still run the old one you had installed because the beta doesn't replace it (but your not going to be able to retrieve any messages that you received in vista version). They will add more features in the next beta release.
Answered by Mitchell - Sat Jan 26 01:03:07 2008
Q. I can not find anywhere to set up the archive or retrieve archives in the Messenger Vista preferences. It seems that Messenger Vista has lost most of the functions that the previous versions had. Can someone please help me understand vista version and retrieve the messages from my contacts?
Asked by ds51269 - Wed Jan 23 19:37:36 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yahoo vista is a beta, there is no history, sound, cam etc. You can still run the old one you had installed because the beta doesn't replace it (but your not going to be able to retrieve any messages that you received in vista version). They will add more features in the next beta release.
Answered by Mitchell - Sat Jan 26 01:03:07 2008
How can I get into the AJC obituaries archives?
Q. I can't seem to get into the AJC (Atlanta Journal & Constitution) obituaries archives for the year of 1971, can any one tell me how I can do this?
Asked by jack rabbit - Sat Mar 24 01:13:30 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to go to one of the larger branches of the Public Library in Atlanta or else go to the offices of the Atlanta Journal & Constitution to request the obituaries you need. You might try calling or sending email to ask if they can research and send you copies of the listings you want. *** important *** The following link is specifically for Obit help for the AJC.
Answered by KingGeorge - Sat Mar 24 01:24:56 2007
Q. I can't seem to get into the AJC (Atlanta Journal & Constitution) obituaries archives for the year of 1971, can any one tell me how I can do this?
Asked by jack rabbit - Sat Mar 24 01:13:30 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to go to one of the larger branches of the Public Library in Atlanta or else go to the offices of the Atlanta Journal & Constitution to request the obituaries you need. You might try calling or sending email to ask if they can research and send you copies of the listings you want. *** important *** The following link is specifically for Obit help for the AJC.
Answered by KingGeorge - Sat Mar 24 01:24:56 2007
Where can i find a good journalism archives?
Q. Im doing a journalism coursework and I need a good reference, but Im having little luck finding good journalism archives. I need archives that are grouped by genre's not by authors. What im looking for are articles on war survivors.
Asked by Alice - Sat Feb 13 08:16:54 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The New York Times on-line archive goes back a while. Nonetheless, you'll only get a part of the story. So either you'll have to pay to see the whole story or you could go to your local library and read the NYT on microfilm.
Answered by mac - Sat Feb 13 12:37:07 2010
Q. Im doing a journalism coursework and I need a good reference, but Im having little luck finding good journalism archives. I need archives that are grouped by genre's not by authors. What im looking for are articles on war survivors.
Asked by Alice - Sat Feb 13 08:16:54 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The New York Times on-line archive goes back a while. Nonetheless, you'll only get a part of the story. So either you'll have to pay to see the whole story or you could go to your local library and read the NYT on microfilm.
Answered by mac - Sat Feb 13 12:37:07 2010
Where online can I go to order transcripts of television and radio archives?
Q. Im a history buff and I collect and record several different news clips and documentaries regarding certain events or people.I have noticed to my dismay,that as large as the internet is,it does not provide a source for every notable news and historic event out there(no youtube lacks alot)...where can I go online to order transcripts of TV and radio archives without having to present myself as a buisness owner.
Asked by sadcolt - Wed Feb 10 23:30:06 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no idea
Answered by Bobo - Wed Feb 10 23:31:06 2010
Q. Im a history buff and I collect and record several different news clips and documentaries regarding certain events or people.I have noticed to my dismay,that as large as the internet is,it does not provide a source for every notable news and historic event out there(no youtube lacks alot)...where can I go online to order transcripts of TV and radio archives without having to present myself as a buisness owner.
Asked by sadcolt - Wed Feb 10 23:30:06 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no idea
Answered by Bobo - Wed Feb 10 23:31:06 2010
How do i get hold of archives in america about southern women in the american civil war if i live in Britain?
Q. Im currently doing a dissertation on Southern Women in the American Civil War and i need to get good information from archives to help me with my research but i live in britain and have not got money to go and look in america myself. does anyone know how i can receive any information on this subject that are primary sources?
Asked by Emma - Wed Jun 17 11:54:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try www.loc.gov It's the Library of Congress, and they have everything about everything there. Photos, maps, oral histories, original documents. Once you get there, you'll have to search around for what you specifically want, but it's pretty easy to navigate. The only problem is, it leads you from one interesting thing to another and, if you're not careful, you can get caught up in all the research and spend all day there.
Answered by Just Wondering - Wed Jun 17 12:25:44 2009
Q. Im currently doing a dissertation on Southern Women in the American Civil War and i need to get good information from archives to help me with my research but i live in britain and have not got money to go and look in america myself. does anyone know how i can receive any information on this subject that are primary sources?
Asked by Emma - Wed Jun 17 11:54:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try www.loc.gov It's the Library of Congress, and they have everything about everything there. Photos, maps, oral histories, original documents. Once you get there, you'll have to search around for what you specifically want, but it's pretty easy to navigate. The only problem is, it leads you from one interesting thing to another and, if you're not careful, you can get caught up in all the research and spend all day there.
Answered by Just Wondering - Wed Jun 17 12:25:44 2009
How to keep passwords for winrar archives?
Q. I've got version 3.71 beta . its registered. when i was downloading some winrar archives, i saw that they required passwords. i knew the passwords, so no prob about that, but i want to know how to KEEP passwords to your own archives. Please help.
Asked by ToxicAwesumness1994 - Mon Jun 9 01:21:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Uncompressed it and recompress it. You can't just enter the password and have it removed. Winrar uses very strong encryption of all the file data. If you really just want to keep the password around what i do is rename the file e.g stored.rar to stored(password).rar
Answered by Yoho - Mon Jun 9 01:34:40 2008
Q. I've got version 3.71 beta . its registered. when i was downloading some winrar archives, i saw that they required passwords. i knew the passwords, so no prob about that, but i want to know how to KEEP passwords to your own archives. Please help.
Asked by ToxicAwesumness1994 - Mon Jun 9 01:21:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Uncompressed it and recompress it. You can't just enter the password and have it removed. Winrar uses very strong encryption of all the file data. If you really just want to keep the password around what i do is rename the file e.g stored.rar to stored(password).rar
Answered by Yoho - Mon Jun 9 01:34:40 2008
How can I prevent someone from hacking into Yahoo message archives?
Q. Somehow, my girlfriends friend is hacking into my message archives. I have alot of convo's on there that're sentimental, and I dont want to delete everything. Apparently, even what've Ive deleted can be seen. Ive been told she sees the files in code and has to translate them? I dont think she can hack into my mail, just messenger. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Asked by Derik - Mon Nov 6 03:03:08 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. does he have physical access to the computer that was used to send these messages? If so, you will also have to access that computer and delete c:\documents and settings\accountname_you_ used_on_that_computer because all IM programs store their logs somewhere below that. Note that that folder also contains any favorites and documents you created when working on that computer. It's not really hacking, he's just reading the XML log files.
Answered by acid_zebra: a-the-ist - Mon Nov 6 03:14:00 2006
Q. Somehow, my girlfriends friend is hacking into my message archives. I have alot of convo's on there that're sentimental, and I dont want to delete everything. Apparently, even what've Ive deleted can be seen. Ive been told she sees the files in code and has to translate them? I dont think she can hack into my mail, just messenger. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Asked by Derik - Mon Nov 6 03:03:08 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. does he have physical access to the computer that was used to send these messages? If so, you will also have to access that computer and delete c:\documents and settings\accountname_you_ used_on_that_computer because all IM programs store their logs somewhere below that. Note that that folder also contains any favorites and documents you created when working on that computer. It's not really hacking, he's just reading the XML log files.
Answered by acid_zebra: a-the-ist - Mon Nov 6 03:14:00 2006
Can I extract multiple RAR archives with the same password automatically?
Q. Is there a way, or a program, that allows me to extract multiple RAR archives with the same password, without entering the password every time?
Asked by core2extreme - Sun Nov 8 20:11:25 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think so in the case of RAR files. However, you can make a script that does this!
Answered by Go4broke - Sun Nov 8 20:18:59 2009
Q. Is there a way, or a program, that allows me to extract multiple RAR archives with the same password, without entering the password every time?
Asked by core2extreme - Sun Nov 8 20:11:25 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think so in the case of RAR files. However, you can make a script that does this!
Answered by Go4broke - Sun Nov 8 20:18:59 2009
Where can I go to find the web address for the BYU Archives at Brigham Young University?
Q. I am looking for the journal written by my 2nd great grandfather and I believe that it is on file in the BYU archives. If I can't get the web address, do you know the email address?
Asked by lrgardner2003 - Tue Feb 14 14:49:15 2006 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. go to www.byu.edu and see if there is a link there for what you want. on the home page that they have go to the a-z index and that might be more of a help for you. good luck serching.
Answered by koohlman - Tue Feb 21 16:01:38 2006
Q. I am looking for the journal written by my 2nd great grandfather and I believe that it is on file in the BYU archives. If I can't get the web address, do you know the email address?
Asked by lrgardner2003 - Tue Feb 14 14:49:15 2006 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. go to www.byu.edu and see if there is a link there for what you want. on the home page that they have go to the a-z index and that might be more of a help for you. good luck serching.
Answered by koohlman - Tue Feb 21 16:01:38 2006
How to get my archives back again?
Q. yoda i installed smiley tool bar to my yahoo messenger, after that I lost my previous archived messages. How to get my archives back again.
Asked by sajan - Sat May 9 18:39:25 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go into preferences then archives, Change what you want and be sure to check apply then ok.
Answered by kissie - Mon May 11 09:57:27 2009
Q. yoda i installed smiley tool bar to my yahoo messenger, after that I lost my previous archived messages. How to get my archives back again.
Asked by sajan - Sat May 9 18:39:25 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go into preferences then archives, Change what you want and be sure to check apply then ok.
Answered by kissie - Mon May 11 09:57:27 2009
Does Yahoo messenger delete all old message archives or is there a way to find old conversations?
Q. I have found the place that says "message archives" but it is empty. I know of conversations in the past that I need to find somewhere but I don't know where. Any help?
Asked by boredatwork - Tue Mar 7 09:19:21 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yahoo doesnt archive anything, only your computer does. If you turn on Message Archiving you actually have 2 different choices. One is to archive, but delete everytime you logout. The other is to archive always. The Archive always option will never delete your old messages, unless you delete them yourself. Once an Archive is deleted (Whether by you, or by your computer when you logout), it is gone forever. There is no way of retrieving it.
Answered by tyldak - Tue Mar 7 11:45:02 2006
Q. I have found the place that says "message archives" but it is empty. I know of conversations in the past that I need to find somewhere but I don't know where. Any help?
Asked by boredatwork - Tue Mar 7 09:19:21 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yahoo doesnt archive anything, only your computer does. If you turn on Message Archiving you actually have 2 different choices. One is to archive, but delete everytime you logout. The other is to archive always. The Archive always option will never delete your old messages, unless you delete them yourself. Once an Archive is deleted (Whether by you, or by your computer when you logout), it is gone forever. There is no way of retrieving it.
Answered by tyldak - Tue Mar 7 11:45:02 2006
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