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Old 2nd May 2008
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Default Importing private messages?

It seems this forum software allows users to export private messages into a handful of useful formats.

Unfortunately no functionality exists to "import" messages, is it an available module?
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hmm, I can't find anything like this ... so I guess not (?)
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There is no default method or hack to import private messages, so apparently the export function is to archive many private messages to a different location without going through each one to copy and paste.
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