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Revision as of 11:18, 20 September 2023
Contents
Outlook 2010
IMAP
- Configure Outlook to download complete emails
- Create a new PST file
- Export the new PST file
POP3
Export your PST file
- PST export steps same as for IMAP
Outlook 2016
IMAP
- Configure Outlook to download complete emails
- Step one goes here
- Step two
- etc
- Create a new PST file
- PST step one
- Export the new PST file
- PST export step one
POP3
Export your PST file
- PST export steps same as for IMAP
Outlook 2019
IMAP
- Configure Outlook to download complete emails
- Step one goes here
- Step two
- etc
- Create a new PST file
- Click File
- Click Account Settings.
- Click the new Account settings option that appears.
- Click the Data Files tab
- Click Add... to create a new .pst file
- Enter a file name like local-copy.pst
- Click OK
- Close Account settings
- You should now see a new folder in Outlook, below your normal inbox and folders
- Export the new PST file
- PST export step one
POP3
Export your PST file
- PST export steps same as for IMAP
Outlook 2021 and 365
IMAP
- Configure Outlook to download complete emails
- Create a new PST file
- Export the new PST file
POP3
Export your PST file