ImportExportTools is a handy add-on for Thunderbird that lets you easily move your emails, contacts, and other data between different accounts or even different email programs.
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Here's a simplified guide on how to install and use it:
1. Download ImportExportTools:
- Open Thunderbird.
- Go to Tools > Add-ons.
- Search for "ImportExportTools NG".
- Click Install.
2. Import Data:
- Go to Tools > ImportExportTools.
- Choose the type of data you want to import (e.g., emails, contacts).
- Select the source (e.g., another email account, a file).
- Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the import.
3. Export Data:
- Go to Tools > ImportExportTools.
- Choose the type of data you want to export.
- Select the destination (e.g., another email account, a file).
- Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the export.
That's it! With ImportExportTools, you can easily transfer your data between different Thunderbird accounts or even export it to a file for backup purposes.
ImportExportTools offers several options to manage your email data. Here's a breakdown:
Export Options
- Export All Folders: Saves all your folders (Inbox, Drafts, Trash, etc.) as individual MBOX files.
- Export All Folders (without disturbing structure): Saves all folders while preserving their original hierarchy.
- Search and Export: Lets you export specific emails based on search criteria.
Import Option
- Import MBOX File: Imports an MBOX file into your Thunderbird account.
Other Options
- Copy folder path on disk: Copies the location of the MBOX file to your clipboard.
- Open directory to locate folder file: Opens the folder where your MBOX files are saved.
Export Options
- Export Folder: Saves a specific folder (and its subfolders) as an MBOX file.
- Export Folder (zipped): Saves the exported folder as a compressed ZIP file.
- Export folder and subfolder without disturbing structure: Exports folders and subfolders while preserving their original hierarchy.
- Export all messages in the folder: Exports individual emails in various formats (EML, HTML, Plain Text, etc.).
- Search and Export: Exports emails based on specific search criteria.
Import Options
- Import MBOX File: Imports an MBOX file into your Thunderbird account.
- Import all messages from directory: Imports all emails in a directory (and its subdirectories).
Other Options
- Copy folder path on disk: Copies the location of the MBOX file to your clipboard.
- Open directory to find the folder file: Opens the folder where your MBOX files are saved.
Using ImportExportTools NG to Import MBOX File
1. Choose the Right Account:
- Make sure you're using a POP account or Local Folders for your Thunderbird account. IMAP accounts don't directly support MBOX imports.
2. Open ImportExportTools:
- Go to Tools > ImportExportTools.
3. Select Import MBOX File:
- Choose the Import MBOX File option.
4. Locate the MBOX File:
- Browse to the location where your MBOX file is saved.
- Select the file and click Open.
5. Choose Import Options:
- You may have options to choose where to import the messages (e.g., a specific folder).
- Select your preferences.
6. Start the Import:
- Click OK or Import to begin the process.
Using ImportExportTools NG to Export Mailbox Folder
Here's a simplified guide to exporting emails in Thunderbird using ImportExportTools NG:
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Choose the Folder:
- Select the folder you want to export (e.g., Inbox, Sent, Drafts).
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Open ImportExportTools:
- Right-click on the folder and choose ImportExportTools NG.
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Select Export Folder:
- Choose the Export Folder option.
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Choose Export Destination:
- Select where you want to save the exported MBOX file.
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Start Export:
- Click OK or Export to begin the process.
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