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Can my Outlook folders import into Thunderbird?

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I had used Outlook Express for years; and there have been a number of changes, the latest being not-so-appealing to me. We use Thunderbird at work, and I like it. If I use Thunderbird for my personal email, will I be able to import/migrate years of folders and messages from Outlook to my personal Thunderbird account? Thanks, Jay

I had used Outlook Express for years; and there have been a number of changes, the latest being not-so-appealing to me. We use Thunderbird at work, and I like it. If I use Thunderbird for my personal email, will I be able to import/migrate years of folders and messages from Outlook to my personal Thunderbird account? Thanks, Jay

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amanchesterman
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If the account you have in Outlook is an IMAP account, then when you create that account in Thunderbird all the messages and folders should simply appear: in an IMAP account they are stored on the server and only copies are kept on your machine. If the messages are from a POP account and not on the server anymore, then the simplest way to get them on to Thunderbird is: - open a new IMAP account with a free email provider - copy the messages into that account - install Thunderbird with that account. In theory you can transfer messages to Thunderbird, at least from older versions of Outlook, but it's a cumbersome process and involves installing other software: transfer via an IMAP server is usually recommended.