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Bo Berglund	5/23/2018 4:59 AM Exported PST to MBOX but lost folder structure I am migrating my Outlook 2003 email client to Thunderbird and need to keep the PST folders I have set up in OL2003 to hold my emails. Outlook is configured for POP3 on all accounts (I have 4 mail accounts). In total I have 6 PST files at a combined size of about 10 GB holding all of my email dating back to 1998. Yesterday I used the "Export messages to MBOX" utility to create the MBOX files. It worked even though it took a while to finish. Today I have attached these MBOX files to Thunderbird using the following method from a blog page: - Looked up the location of my TBird profile under AppData - Shut down Thunderbird - Copied the MBOX files into the Mail/Local Folders directory below the profile - Opened Thunderbird again and noticed that the new folders had appeared - When I clicked one of them Thunderbird started a process, probably to index - After it was done I could see the mail content in Thunderbird. So it looked good so far.... But now to the problem: The original PST files were organized in many sub-folders for different kinds of email like all mail belonging to a certain project etc. Or mail from a specific year etc. Nothing of that is shown in Thunderbird, so now I wonder if I have missed some setting in the conversion/export process to include the sub-folders? As it is now I face scrapping the conversion work done so far because I MUST have the structure, each PST file holds something like 50-100000 messages so it is impossible to navigate without the folder structure. Please advice what to do to resurrect the folders!
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