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How do I transfer saved emails from old ipad to new ipad

how do I transfer saved emails from old ipad to new ipad?

Hi trevorius,
Happy New Year! The answer to your question depends on what email account you are using. If it is your iCloud email account, the email messages will be available when you enable iCloud on your new iPad. If it is an iMap account like Gmail, the messages will be redownloaded from their server.
Transfer content from an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to a new device - Apple Support
http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT2109
Transfer content from an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to a new device
You can use iCloud or iTunes to transfer content from your current iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to another device.
Use iCloud Backup
Follow these steps if both your devices use iOS 5 or later and you have an iCloud account. If not, please follow the iTunes steps below.
You can use iCloud Backup to back up your previous device and then restore the backup to a new device. Your saved messages, email accounts, photos, notes, and other personal settings will be transferred to your new device.
See more about iCloud Backup.
Turn on iCloud Backup
Start by backing up your old device to iCloud:
Go to Settings > iCloud > Storage & Backup.
Turn on iCloud Backup.
You may want to connect to power and turn Wi-Fi on.
Back up now
iCloud backs up your device once a day. To back up your device before you transfer content:
Go to Settings > iCloud > Storage & Backup.
Tap Back Up Now.
Wait until the backup finishes. How long it will take depends on how big the backup is and how fast your Internet connection is.
Set up your new device
When the backup of your old device is finished, turn on your new device. Follow the setup assistant, which will ask you to choose these things:
Your language and country
Whether to enable Location Services
A Wi-Fi network
If you've already set up your device, you can reset it so that you can go through the iOS Setup Assistant again and restore from your backup. Tap Settings > General > Reset > Erase All Content and Settings. Do this only if you already have a backup.
Restore from iCloud Backup
When you're asked to set up:
Choose Restore from iCloud Backup.
Tap next.
Enter your Apple ID and password.
Choose the backup
Choose the backup of your old device and tap Restore. Wait until the device finishes restoring from the backup.
How long it will take depends on how big the backup is and how fast your Internet connection is.
Sync other content from iTunes
When the restore finishes, your device will restart. You should connect the device to iTunes to sync data that isn't in the backup (such as music, videos, or apps that you didn't purchase from the iTunes Store or the App Store ). To change the type of content that syncs, click the syncing tabs in iTunes.
Enter your passwords
When you're restoring an iCloud backup to a new device, you'll need to enter your password for your Apple ID, email and other accounts, and voicemail. If you've forgotten your voicemail password, contact your carrier.
Learn more
Learn more about iOS backups
See what to do before you sell or give away your iOS device
Learn how to set up your old iPhone to be like an iPod touch (without a carrier plan)
Use iTunes
If you don't have an iCloud account or you just want to keep a backup on your computer, you can use iTunes to back up and transfer content on your device.
Get ready
Install the latest version of iTunes on your computer and the latest version of iOS on your original device.
You can't install a backup of a newer version of iOS onto devices that are using earlier versions of iOS. If your backup came from a device that has a newer version of iOS installed, update your new device before you transfer your data. For help, see Unable to restore from a backup of a newer iOS device.
Back up and transfer
First, back up your old device using iTunes. You can also encrypt the backup so that it remembers the passwords for your email, Wi-Fi, and more when you transfer to the new device. Otherwise, you can re-enter these passwords on the new device.
Then transfer your data from your device to your computer.
Remove your SIM card
If your device has a SIM card, use the SIM-extractor tool or a paper clip to remove the SIM from your old device and insert it into your new device. Or if your carrier gave you a new SIM card, use that instead.
Set up the new device
When the backup of your old device is finished, turn on your new device. Follow the setup assistant, which will ask you to choose these things:
Your language and country
Whether to enable Location Services
A Wi-Fi network
If you don’t have a Wi-Fi or cellular data connection, you can also activate by tapping Connect to iTunes.
Restore the backup
When prompted to set up your device, select Restore from iTunes Backup.
Connect to iTunes
Connect your new device to iTunes, using the same computer you used to back up your current device. iTunes will ask you to restore from backup or set up as new. Select the backup of your old device and choose Continue.
If the progress bar in iTunes pauses for a while, wait until the restore finishes.
Sync other content
When the restore finishes, your device restarts, and then it's ready for you to use.
Keep your device connected to iTunes to sync content that isn't in the backup (such as music, videos, and apps). To change the type of content that syncs, click the syncing tabs in iTunes.
Enter your passwords
If you restored from an unencrypted backup, you'll need to enter the password for your Apple ID, email and other accounts, and voicemail. If you've forgotten your voicemail password, contact your carrier.
Learn more
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Is there any way to delete saved messages from IPhone 4 memory?

Is there any way to delete saved messages from IPhone 4 memory?

Firstly you DO NOT have to do a factory reset / wipe device, it is simply not required to get the space back!!
Mine had 3GB and I just got rid of it all, here is how:
Make a backup in iTunes
open iBackupBot (Google it)
Go to the relevant backup
Click on Multimedia File Manager and click on the other Multimedia files tab
Sort by filename by clicking the Filename tab
Find MediaDomain/Library/SMS/Attachments and highlight all of them, then press delete. You can also click to export to a folder of your choice, if you want to save them that is.
Then go to System Files>MediaDomain>Library>SMS>Attachments
They will be all listed here, highlight them all and press delete
Then just restore that backup using iTunes!
Tadaa! Space recovered, your messages are still there but without the attachments!
P.S You may want to make two backups in case you get any of the above steps wrong, but it is simple to follow the above and not do anything wrong!

Saving messages from an old email address

I would like to save the messages from my old .mac account but disable the account so that Mail doesn't search for new messages in it. Anyone know how to do this?

Hmm, if I understand right that's where they are now. But I've discontinued my .mac account and yet it is still searching for new email messages. I want to stop Mail from searching for new messages, but keep the old ones.

Getting Text Messages from old iPhone Back Up into New iPhone

I kind of messed up when I got my new iPhone 4S and instead of making sure all my conversations and apps were synced properly over to my new iPhone, I basically just wiped out all my stuff from my old iPhone and lost all my app settings. Fortunately all my contacts and stuff were saved in my back up so I still have all my Text Messages, but they are in my old back up and I have used my new iphone for a while now so it also has a bunch of texts and stuff that I want to hold onto.
Is there any way that I can merge my old text messages from my old back up with the new text messages from my new "back up"? Or basically save my old text messages and then load them back onto my phone? Cause basically at this point I am restoring back and forth when I need info from my old text messages and then setting back to my current settings when I'm done.

bigugly73 wrote:
Is there any way that I can merge my old text messages from my old back up with the new text messages from my new "back up"?
Sorry, no.
Or basically save my old text messages and then load them back onto my phone?
No...one or the other...you either restore from your old backup or your new backup.

Access saved Messages from j2me ??

My application needs to access saved SMS messages and saved Email messages from the MIDlet and upload them to my server.
is it possible to access the saved SMS messages or the inbox folder even if my Midlet is digitially signed???
i read somewhere that we can only listen to some port on the device for the incoming messages, capture them and then use them according to our application but once the message is stored in the inbox folder there's no way to access that.
is it so ? or is there any way around ?
my application is targeting Blackberry, and palm devices.
For blackberry i am using Blackberry API.
thanks in advance.

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How can I delete saved messages from my iphone 5s to be able to update it?

I have needed to update my Iphone 5s from the past 2 updates but it says that I have 4.2 GB of saved messages. I don't know where to go to delete them. I delete regular messages from my phone daily so I'm not sure what is being saved and where.
Thanks!

You would need to set up your mail account as a POP account instead of IMAP.
I'm not sure if Hotmail/msn offers that -

Can not get mail and messages from old phone to my new phone

can not get my mail and text messages transferred from my old Verizon Droid x2 to my LG Optimus what's the process

lock321, Let's get your information transferred! Text messages do not transfer from device to device unless you have backed the text messages up with an application on your Droid X2. Do you recall backing your text messages up using our Verizon Cloud http://vz.to/1BkRU5Tor another 3rd party app? Emails usually transfer over once you add your email account information into the LG Optimus. http://vz.to/1BkRYCK
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Start-up Error Message from Old Software

I just set up a new imac, and used the Migration Assistant to transfer files from my old emac. I continue to get an error message when i start up: "NORTON ANTIVIRUS ERROR Norton Antivirus Auto-Protect could not continue... (code 10)"
I had Norton/symantec programs installed on the old computer, but have deleted all of them, including searching through the library folders. However, I can't seem to find the program fragment that sends this message on start up. Anyone know where this is hiding so i can delete it? Thanks

Robert Kaplan wrote:
I just set up a new imac, and used the Migration Assistant to transfer files from my old emac. I continue to get an error message when i start up: "NORTON ANTIVIRUS ERROR Norton Antivirus Auto-Protect could not continue... (code 10)"
I had Norton/symantec programs installed on the old computer, but have deleted all of them, including searching through the library folders.
you can't delete Norton by searching. it's highly insidious and almost impossible to get rid of that way. try this script by Andreas.
http://forums.bombich.com/viewtopic.php?t=14674
he put a lot of effort into it and it seems to dig out all traces of Norton quite well.
However, I can't seem to find the program fragment that sends this message on start up. Anyone know where this is hiding so i can delete it? Thanks

Transferring saved messages from a Windows Outlook Express

Hi
Can anyone tell me if there is any way to transfer my emails that I saved in Outlook Express in my old PC to a local folder in Mail?
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks
Jimbo

The really easy way to import mail from Outlook Express, Outlook, or any number of other email programs is to set up a.mac account (IMAP) on your Apple computer, close the program, then set up your IMAP .mac account in Outlook Express (be sure to download and show IMAP folders in Outlook Express or Outlook) on your old computer. Then from OE, simply drag and drop all your email (or folders for that matter) into the appropriate folder in the IMAP folder list, which will be displayed below the regular OE folders. Then, close OE or Outlook, and go to your Apple computer and open Mail---all your email will be in the IMAP folders just where you moved them.
The important concept in this is that you have to use an IMAP account to transfer the email (Mail and .mac, but there is a 60-day free trial so it doesn't cost anything, or, use another IMAP account, any one will do).
I do this all the time because I have to work from different computers on the same accounts and files, and everything has to be in sync. It's easy, doesn't cost anything, and everything always gets transfered, as opposed to the sometime failures of transfer programs.
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Mail only imports a few messages from old version...

Hi there!
Just got my new machine and am in the process of copying all my stuff over from the old one.
I have 7 email accounts, all of them POP except one, my Hotmail account which uses Daniel Parnell's httpmail plugin so I can send and receive from within Mail.
I used the normal 'import mailboxes' command and successfully imported everything into the new version of Mail (I was using Mail previously as well, on 10.3.9) except for the inboxes of 2 accounts.....the Hotmail account and one of the POP accounts. On these, it imports about 50 of the most recent messages and ignores the rest. I tried several times and always get the same result! I know the mail is there, it shows when I open Mail on my old computer....but it just refuses to import into the new version of Mail.
These are also my oldest email accounts.....with the most messages.....could that have something to do with it? The largest account has about half a gigabyte of email in it.
Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated! Anyone else have this problem???
Thanks in advance...
Steve.
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I have a variation of this same problem.
HISTORY:
Yesterday I began to create a new mailbox to be stored on my Mac for Sent Mail from 2006 to be transferred from another existing Sent Mail mailbox (also on my Mac) that, via Mail Rules, I have all sent mail from a single AOL account archived in--I wanted to begin feeding the last days of 2006 mail into it, and then let the pre-existing Sent Mail collect messages for 2007. The 2006 file was just over 125 MB, and along with a 2005 Sent Mail file and a 2005 Received Mail file of AOL archives, was to reside in a parent folder for AOL, simply called AOL Past Mail. Simply put, I have separate annual Sent and Received mailboxes stored on my Mac for two of my three e-mail accounts within larger folders labeled Past Mail for each account.
In a long story made short: I went to Rename (under Mail>Mailboxes menu) the parent mailbox from "Past AOL Mail: 2005" to "Past AOL Mail: 2005-" (thus with a dash to let that folder be open-ended for subsequent annual mailboxes to be added for each year). I got a message that Mail could not rename the box, and the next thing I know, there is my old Parent mailbox/folder (Past AOL Mail) whited out with four blue mailbox/folders filed within it (these included 2 folders for Received Mail for 2005 and 2006 and the Sent Mail folders for the two years). When I selected the whited out parent folder or one of the blue-colored sub-folders (the Sent and Received mailboxes) it said I had "0 Messages" in each.
After initial panic, I realized that I had my entire hard drive backed up (just up to the day before--this is a complete bootable clone of the laptop that these mailboxes are on, made by SuperDuper! software). After reading Mail Help (and BEFORE coming to this discussion forum), I tried to do an Import Mailboxes (under File in Mail menu) from the external back-up HD (over the standard FireWire 800 cable connection) by choosing the "Other" option.
The Import began smoothly enough but when it finished it had only copied mail from Jan. 1-April 10, 4:00pm. I repeated this process several times (even once with a second back-up HD that was not quite as recently updated, and once with the "Mail for Mac OS X" option) and every time got 229 messages of exactly those dates and time. Yet the messages in the "mbox" on the back-up HD clearly showed over 1,000 files dated through Dec. 24.
THE CURRENT PROBLEM:
Now what was once a single archived mailbox of AOL mail from Jan. 1-Dec. 24 exists in three separate locations--at least the files exist.
1) LaCie back-up HD: April 10, 11:45pm-Dec. 24 (Oddly the efforts to "Import Mailboxes" under Mail>File seem to have removed the 229 messages that were partially imported.)
2) In various Import Folders "mboxes": Jan. 1-Apr. 10, 4pm.
3) On the IMAP server (AOL), which can be dragged to any reassembled folder on my desktop, if done before the messages expire on the AOL server:
Dec. 1-current.
QUESTIONS:
1-Instead of deleting the whole Library>Mail folder from my laptop, can I just remove the broken folder I am trying to reconstitute from Library>Mail, and replace it with the (nearly) complete folder from the back-up?
2-If I were to do step 1 above, should I remove all other files from the mbox folder (Info.plist, content_index, and tableofcontents) that I am draggin in from the back-up, or leave them?
3-Having read the suggested steps for similar, but it seems significantly different, problems in this thread, my big concern is with the ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.mail.plist. I don't want to remove it from my laptop if there is a risk that other perfectly good mailboxes on the laptop would be adversely affected. If it is necessary to allow Mail to read the full mbox being transferred from the back-up, would there likely be any difference in the com.apple.mail.plist from the back-up, which was made just 7 hours before this whole nightmare happened?
Enormous thanks for any guidance you can give to this.
--Laird Ellis
PowerBook G4 15" 1.5GHz/80GB/512RAM; PB 12" 1.5GHz/100GB/1.25GB RAM Mac OS X (10.4.8) iPod 40GB; Wireless Mighty Mouse/Wireless Mouse
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How to retrieve photos & messages from old back-up without loosing current photos & messages

I gave my old iphone to my technophobic mum. She used it happily until it died early this year. I gave her another iphone, but I think that I set it up as a new iphone on her itunes account. she has been using it for a few weeks, but can't send MMS messages. I got her to plug it into her computer & itunes prompts her to set up as new iphone or restore from last back up, (which it says was nov 2014). However she has messages & photos on this new iphone. Can I merge all her new messages & photos with the old back-up messages & photos & have them all?

Thank you Chris. Can I ask... Would that be the same as the reset in General menu? I can't seem to find restore in icloud. Sorry... not technical minded at all
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Transfering text messages from old iphone to new iphone.

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Is there any way I can transfer my old messages on my old iphone onto my new Iphone 5?
I've tried backing up and then when I connect my new iphone to itunes starting from the other phones backup instead of starting new, but it hasn't transfered
my text messages.

go to preferences > devices and delet your back up.
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How do I import all folders and saved messages from another email address?

I'm using Mac OS X. Only my inbox messages have imported. I'm trying to import from my GoDaddy email account.

''re : Only my inbox messages have imported.''
This sounds like you have created a POP mail account.
Pop mail accounts can only get access and download from server Inbox to Thunderbrd mail account Inbox. This is not a Thunderbird quirk; it is how all POP mail accounts work.
There is a workaround.
In Thunderbird
* Move all good emails from Inbox to other suitable folders.
* Delete any emails you do not want.
* Right click on Inbox and select : 'Compact'
Now you have an empty Inbox which will make it easier to identify emails downloaded from different folders.
* Log on to webmail account using a browser.
* Move all emails from one of your folders into Inbox.
* In Thunderbird select to 'Get Messages'
* Thunderbird will download any emails not previously downloaded to the Inbox.
* Create a suitable folder and move all those emails into it.
Repeat this action to move emails in other folders into webmail Inbox and then download them.
This will get emails from server folders into Thunderbird.
From then onwards any new mail coming into server Inbox will get downloaded to Thunderbird mail account Inbox, so this workaround would only need to be done once.
'''Note:'''
Pop mail accounts usually download and delete off server, so if you do not want this to occur, check this first:
Tools > Account Settings > Server Settings for the mail account
OR
right click on mail account in Flder Pane and select 'Settings'
then 'Server Settings' for mail account.
* Select 'Leave messages on server'
If you want to auto delete some emails, you can select either ot both of these options:
* For at most xx days
* Until I delete them
* Click on 'OK'
If a POP mail account does not do what you want, you would need to see if your webmail account allows 'IMAP forwarding' and select that option.
Then create a new IMAP mail account in Thunderbird.
This would allow you to subscribe to see any folders on the server.
IMAP accounts mean that you get a remote view of the server folders, so anything you do in Thunderbird will also occur on the server. eg: if you delete an email in Thunderbird it will delete off server as you are seeing one in the same folders.
In both cases it is always advisable to periodically create a backup:
Profile Folder location:
* http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Thunderbird
Backup info:
* http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_backup
Imap backup:
* http://kb.mozillazine.org/IMAP_backup

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