Sadly, no, you can't. Facebook seems to offload older data to systems that are inaccessible to third-parties using the graph API. Their "Download Your Data" feature has access to this tier via async methods.
I'm curious what the point of using this app is after Facebook introduced a feature allowing you to download your entire profile a few months ago. It comes down as a zip file containing a nice, offline-browsable HTML minisite with your wall, pictures, videos, etc.
This app has been online since late 2009. It offers formats that the FB download did/does not (dot file, XML, CSV). It received a lot of attention last year (2010) http://gadgetwise.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/05/01/facebook-app-... possibly influencing FB to add the download service. Not sure if they would admit it, but its very possible the idea seeped-in somehow.
I've been able to test only with mine of course, which is 589. I'm guessing its because of your number. There's a post on Stack Overflow about the troubles I had with that function, looks like I'm not done. Would you be willing to post in the discussions on the app page?
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4281210/facebook-mutual-f...
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Click "Account Settings", and then "Download Your Information". Voila. You'll get an email within a few minutes.
https://www.facebook.com/help/?topic=download
To be fair, it appears that this project predates Facebook's launch of the download feature by a few months.
I work for FB, but not on this feature.
I guess that with this app you can download your group's wall, something I have always desired since the creation of the new groups.
EDIT: I tried to download my group's wall with this app and it's not working.
http://techcrunch.com/2010/10/06/facebook-now-allows-you-to-...
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