How to Find Forwarded Emails in WebDAV

The Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) protocol is a protocol used to create working copies of files between different locations. WebDAV is typically used to create Web shares, whereby a localized folder or set of folders is mirrored online for group use. If you have set a WebDAV protocol to connect, for example, your email mailbox with an online server, then you can access mail there as you would elsewhere. Access to this database requires a mail client, as it would on your computer.

Instructions

1. Connect to WebDAV server either via the online protocol or using your syncing software. Find the mailbox that contains the forwarded messages. Select it and press "Ctrl" and "C."

2. Switch to your desktop and press "Ctrl" and "V."

3. Open your mail client.

4. Click "File," then "Import and Export." Click "Next" and then choose the format of the mailbox. Click "Next."

5. Click "Browse," then locate your desktop stored mailbox and click "Import Mail." Click "Next" and then "Finish." Click "Sent" and then browse through for forwarded messages.

References

• Microsoft: How to Upgrade From Outlook Express to Outlook 2010, to Outlook 2007, to Outlook 2003 or to Outlook 2002
• Fasthosts: WebDAV Explained