Psx emulator mac ppc. Outlook for Office 365 for Mac Office for business Office 365 Small Business Outlook 2016 for Mac Office 2016 for Mac Outlook for Mac 2011 Outlook 2019 for Mac By default, the Outlook folder list groups similar folders, such as inboxes, from all of your mail and Microsoft Exchange accounts. This feature can make it easier to read all your messages at once, without having to move between mail folders.

If you want, you can turn off this feature so each account and all its folders are separated in the folder list. • On the Outlook menu, click Preferences. • Under Personal Settings, click General. • Under Folder list, clear the Group similar folders, such as Inboxes, from different accounts check box.

Under Options, click Do not import duplicate items, and then click Next. Under Select the folder to import from, click the Calendar folder. Clear the Include Subfolders check box.

• • • • • • • • • • • Exporting and Importing Mailbox Content in Outlook on Windows • • About Importing and Exporting You can export your email and mail folders, calendar and appointments, tasks, notes and additional content from Outlook as a.pst file and import everything in one go onto a different computer or into another mail profile. The.pst file can be saved to other media just like any other file, however it can only be opened within Outlook; other programs will not be able to open a.pst file. IMPORTANT: • If the.pst contains any sensitive or confidential information (i.e. In your messages, attachments, etc.), it must be adequately protected as per and related requirements. • It is not recommended to store and regularly connect to a.pst on a network drive, see and for details. This tutorial covers exporting and importing an entire Mailbox using Outlook versions 2016 or 2013, with notes on any different steps needed if still using Outlook 2010. A Mailbox typically includes your Inbox, Sent Items, Deleted and other mail folders, Calendar, or other items that are listed as sub folders of the main Mailbox as it appears in the left Navigation pane in Outlook.

If you are exporting and importing because you are leaving CUMC, also be sure to when it expires to avoid getting errors when Outlook tries to connect. In both fields type in a password that will be required when the Personal Folders File is opened. IMPORTANT: If you forget the password there is no way to retrieve it or otherwise open the.pst you are creating; be sure to keep track of any password used here. Select OK to continue. • Your computer will pause as the.pst file is created; if you have a lot of items to back up you may see a window that shows the status of each item as it is backed up.

No notice will appear to indicate that the back up is done, simply verify that the ' backup.pst' file appears in your Documents Outlook Files folder when Outlook has finished (if you have changed the location and/or name in step 6 above, look for the appropriate file name/location). Adding and Importing Mailbox content from.pst file NOTE: Importing a.pst file allows you to merge items into one Mailbox/list of folders.

If you would simply like to open the.pst file and be able to view email messages, calendar items, etc. From within Outlook as a separate list of folders, use the instructions immediately below. Otherwise see items into your existing account folders. • Outlook 2016 or 2013: select the File tab in the upper left corner of Outlook, then the Open & Export link and the option to Open Outlook Data File.

Outlook 2010 only: select File - Account Settings then Account Settings from the drop down. In the Account Settings window that appears, select the Data Files tab, then the Add button.

Outlook 2010 steps to add a data file • In the window that appears browse to the file you would like to open, select it and click Open (or OK). Outlook 2010: after clicking OK, the data file will be listed in your Account Settings window. Click the Close button in the lower right corner of the Account Settings window to return to Outlook. • If Outlook finds a.pst file in a default location it will appear under the File to import field. To select another file click Browse to locate the.pst file on your computer (see the for an important warning regarding network drives and.pst files) that you would like to open. Select Next to continue. NOTE: The three options in this window allow you to change what will happen with any duplicate items (email messages, calendar appointments, tasks, etc.) that may exist if you are importing into an existing list of folders.