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 Now we have set up thunder bid as your mail client  if you early used Microsoft outlook as your mail Clint in there you have PST file lets see how we can get it to Thunderbird Dowlaod the OutlookFreewareSetup it will not work in domain enverment Uncheck enable add in on outlook and install the pst to mbox plugin Click on pst file folder and search for users existing outlook email pst file As my account is test1@  I am opening the folder Test01 pst folder And browse for the earlier crated PST folder in D drive as i have saved it in the pst folder that i make early Click on run Exit the conversion program Go to D drive PST folder in there you will see like this As we not use this email it only shows inbox and junk email Otherwise it have to show sent items and deleted items and so on It should be same as same in existing outlook folders By user it showing MBOX files quantity can be vary Open thunderbird again Right click on local folder go to settings and check the its

As i explain in POP3 set up earlier here i am going to show about IMAP configuration with a Thunderbird extention you can use it many users but the some of emails will get downloaded to your computer and other can show emails as u desired as in the early post make a Thunderbird profile in email setup selct IMAP Change the SSL and Authentications as below Selct the Archive options as u wished if you tick the last two options it will make a nice view when it archives email   Install autoarchivereloaded-1.0.0.3-tb addon it will help you to archive your IMAP email automatically and save the sever space as i tell you in early emails will get download to a only one pc and you can deside the perioed of the emails that you wantd to show on the web mail   when this set to at every Thunderbird startup it will automatically archive the emails to local folder in Thunderbird with the set perioeds as show in below  

Thunderbird Installation and Migration from Outlook Thunderbird installation 01. Install thunderbird with default settings 02. Make a folder in D drive with the desired email user name In the folder crate a folder named PST also 03. Click on run and type Thunderbird –p If the Profile Manager window does not appear, you may need to specify the full path of the Thunderbird program, enclosed in quotes; for example: On 32-bit Windows "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Thunderbird\thunderbird.exe -p On 64-bit Windows "C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Thunderbird\thunderbird.exe –p else just trype  thunderbird –p in Run Profile manger will load like this   Click on create profile > name it as the folder created way in before         Click on finish Profile manger will show new profile like this When you click the icon on the desktop thunderbird will start with the created profile like this Cancel