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So the Migration Assistant will convert the mails to the proper format, i.e., .emlx files rather than mbox?

OK now I'm confused. Flying Meat says the migration tool should work but then you say the old emails will NOT transfer? We replaced some G4 iMacs with the new G5's since we updated Quark to 7.02 to handle a new template design and the required processing speed and memory.

I've seen various suggestions on the methodology to do this and I know you can't just move the ~/Library/Mail/* folders. I've heard about the Entourage migration tool but I have users that want to stay on Apple Mail and they have new computers. There is also a migration tool called Emailchemy...

Have an eMac running 10.3.9. At the current time it still uses dial up via the internal 56K modem. In the past week, the modem does not even register a dial tone. I've tried different phone cords, different phone lines and the modem never tries to dial out and when it tries it never fully...

No, not exact. The box does have 2 internal drives, and 1 external. The 2nd internal has almost no data. The external is used as a backup (using Synk) but it's not an exact bootable copy. There's no way to stop this phenomenon from occuring?

Running 10.3.9 and in the Finder or certain applications like Photoshop, certain elements like recently opened files in Finder or even the filters in the Filter menu in Photoshop are being duplicated. See the below screen shots. What could be causing this strange effect? I ran...