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May 13, 2003 at 9:37 am #7117

craigd2k2002
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hi i have recently changed my computer and was wondering if there was anyway in which the archives from my old computer could be transfered to the new one and be viewed in the same way through yahoo. as i am aware i would have to install yahoo into my new computer which would mean a new archiving system will begin from scratch, this is not what i want as i would like to keep teh old archives. any advice will be helpfull thanx 😉

May 13, 2003 at 10:11 am #62924

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i had a problem like this, in the …:Program FilesYahoo!Messenger there is a folder called “profiles”. the archive is there in it and i moved them into my new yahoo folder when i installed a new one. i moved them in the same name folder and when i logged in with my id. i had my old archive BUT i couldn’t read them because it had a strange font !
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