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Is there a way to merge the Microsoft Exchange account folders with the Local Folders?

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groucho43
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I have installed the Exquilla add-on in my Thunderbird and created a Microsoft Exchange account in Thunderbird. The account folders are separate from the Local Folders. I wish to see all my received mail in a single Inbox folder, and all my sent mail in a single Sent folder. Thunderbird’s View > Folders > Unified option does not do this for me. Do you know a way to combine, merge or unify the Exchange folders with the Local Folders or at least to view them in single folders rather than separately? Thanks.

I have installed the Exquilla add-on in my Thunderbird and created a Microsoft Exchange account in Thunderbird. The account folders are separate from the Local Folders.'' I wish to see all my received mail in a single Inbox folder, and all my sent mail in a single Sent folder''. Thunderbird’s View > Folders > Unified option does not do this for me. Do you know a way to combine, merge or unify the Exchange folders with the Local Folders or at least to view them in single folders rather than separately? Thanks.

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Matt
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The short answer is no. Exquilla like IMAP maintains a linked synchronized state for each mail in the folder. So you can't do that and merge folders sorry.