how can I use old PST file in outlook 2010
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I have several .PST files related to a MS-Outlook 2010 version.
These files belong to the several accounts in an old MS-Outlook 2010.
I want to use them for a new installation of MS-Outlook but when I make a new account (same name before) MS-Outlook make a new .PST file for that account (the Emails recognized as IMAP) and the size of this new .PST is just 265 KB but the old one has size more than 1GB
For example, for an account named client@mycompany.com it made a file client@mycompany.com(2).pst
I want to replace old .pst file [client@mycompany.com.pst] instead [client@mycompany.com(2).pst]
Any Idea is welcome,,, Thank you
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I have several .PST files related to a MS-Outlook 2010 version.
These files belong to the several accounts in an old MS-Outlook 2010.
I want to use them for a new installation of MS-Outlook but when I make a new account (same name before) MS-Outlook make a new .PST file for that account (the Emails recognized as IMAP) and the size of this new .PST is just 265 KB but the old one has size more than 1GB
For example, for an account named client@mycompany.com it made a file client@mycompany.com(2).pst
I want to replace old .pst file [client@mycompany.com.pst] instead [client@mycompany.com(2).pst]
Any Idea is welcome,,, Thank you
microsoft-outlook-2010
asked Oct 16 at 13:42
Kasra
296
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down vote
favorite
up vote
0
down vote
favorite
I have several .PST files related to a MS-Outlook 2010 version.
These files belong to the several accounts in an old MS-Outlook 2010.
I want to use them for a new installation of MS-Outlook but when I make a new account (same name before) MS-Outlook make a new .PST file for that account (the Emails recognized as IMAP) and the size of this new .PST is just 265 KB but the old one has size more than 1GB
For example, for an account named client@mycompany.com it made a file client@mycompany.com(2).pst
I want to replace old .pst file [client@mycompany.com.pst] instead [client@mycompany.com(2).pst]
Any Idea is welcome,,, Thank you
microsoft-outlook-2010
asked Oct 16 at 13:42
Kasra
296
I have several .PST files related to a MS-Outlook 2010 version.
These files belong to the several accounts in an old MS-Outlook 2010.
I want to use them for a new installation of MS-Outlook but when I make a new account (same name before) MS-Outlook make a new .PST file for that account (the Emails recognized as IMAP) and the size of this new .PST is just 265 KB but the old one has size more than 1GB
For example, for an account named client@mycompany.com it made a file client@mycompany.com(2).pst
I want to replace old .pst file [client@mycompany.com.pst] instead [client@mycompany.com(2).pst]
Any Idea is welcome,,, Thank you
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Assuming you made a typo and use .PST files, you can simply import old .pst files and merge them with whatever outlook made for you.
To do so, go to File -> Import -> Import from a file -> PST file.
Browse to the pst backup file and import it to the root of the new file so that it keeps the structure in tact. It is also possible to import it to a folder, so you can keep the backup separated from the main account.
Alternatively, you can just open the pst file in outlook directly and see it as a mail account where no new mail comes in (for backup/archive purposes).
To do so, Go to File -> Open -> PST file and browse to the .pst file. It will now show on the left side under your accounts.
answered Oct 16 at 13:47
LPChip
35k54983
Thank you my Friend. It seems good idea, but I have a new problem! right now any account that I defined in Outlook made a new file with a number. For example, client@mycompany.com made client@mycompany.com(2).psd and client@mycompany.com(3).psd and client@mycompany.com(4).psd !!! what is happened?
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:06
1
Yes, because it has the same name. That's why you create a new outlook profile without the old PST, and then use the import function to get the email, calendar, contacts, tasks, etc out.
– LPChip
Oct 16 at 16:07
Can I delete all of them and import the old one?
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:09
1
Yes. But rather than delete, move them out of the folder. That way, if you find out you accidentally deleted the wrong one, it is not actually gone, but just moved. After you're done, you can then safely delete them.
– LPChip
Oct 16 at 16:15
when I use the Outlook Automatic search for server setting then it recognizes all of accounts as IMAP and the wizard don't allow me to choose the exist PSD file (old psd). in the other hand,If i choose Manual search for server setting then I can select POP only and I can choose the old PSD, but I can not send the email, just I can receiving the emails ... :(
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:19
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I ran an automatic routine for getting the specification of the desired email.
I should mention here the email was an IMAP email type.
Then, I get the ports numbers of IMAP email type in my mail-server (incoming=SSL 995 and outging=SSL 465).
And then, I ignored the final step and I canceled the procedure.
Then I started for making a new account (based on the desired email) but manually.
In the windows for inserting the details of wanted email, I mentioned POP3 type for the email. then I could set the existing datafile (.pst) for using as a necessary datafile for this email.
but before going to the final step (pressing "Next" button) I went to "More Setting ..." and in "Advanced" Tab, I did set the incoming & outgoing port numbers with the specified details (incoming= SSL, port no.=995 & outgoing=SSL, port no.=465)
Then I went to the "Outgoing Server" Tab and tick the "My outgoing server (SMTP) ..." for using same incoming server setting for it.
Then I did click the "OK" button and then click the "Next" button.
Then I should wait for complete the "Test Account" procedure. Now I have a new email account with using the old .pst datefile.
After the completion of the setting for a new account, maybe the account does not show the new emails.
For solving this problem you can follow the instructions of below picture:
answered Nov 19 at 19:10
Kasra
296
Welcome. It's worth noting that all of the server and port settings are unrelated to what needs to be done to re-use an existing PST file when setting up a new account. Mentioning them is more of a distraction than a help.
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 19 at 19:33
@TwistyImpersonator _ It seems the ports settings in mail-server are related to this matter. because when I follow the automatic procedure for setting up an email account then I have not the option of using old PST files. And on the other hand, when I follow the manual setting and use the POP3 type emails then the port numbers are different! So, I should change the port numbers to suitable numbers ... After that, I have not the new IMAP emails!! I was confused about this matter and finally, I found the solution that you see ...
– Kasra
Nov 19 at 20:33
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2 Answers
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oldest
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active
oldest
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active
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up vote
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Assuming you made a typo and use .PST files, you can simply import old .pst files and merge them with whatever outlook made for you.
To do so, go to File -> Import -> Import from a file -> PST file.
Browse to the pst backup file and import it to the root of the new file so that it keeps the structure in tact. It is also possible to import it to a folder, so you can keep the backup separated from the main account.
Alternatively, you can just open the pst file in outlook directly and see it as a mail account where no new mail comes in (for backup/archive purposes).
To do so, Go to File -> Open -> PST file and browse to the .pst file. It will now show on the left side under your accounts.
answered Oct 16 at 13:47
LPChip
35k54983
Thank you my Friend. It seems good idea, but I have a new problem! right now any account that I defined in Outlook made a new file with a number. For example, client@mycompany.com made client@mycompany.com(2).psd and client@mycompany.com(3).psd and client@mycompany.com(4).psd !!! what is happened?
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:06
1
Yes, because it has the same name. That's why you create a new outlook profile without the old PST, and then use the import function to get the email, calendar, contacts, tasks, etc out.
– LPChip
Oct 16 at 16:07
Can I delete all of them and import the old one?
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:09
1
Yes. But rather than delete, move them out of the folder. That way, if you find out you accidentally deleted the wrong one, it is not actually gone, but just moved. After you're done, you can then safely delete them.
– LPChip
Oct 16 at 16:15
when I use the Outlook Automatic search for server setting then it recognizes all of accounts as IMAP and the wizard don't allow me to choose the exist PSD file (old psd). in the other hand,If i choose Manual search for server setting then I can select POP only and I can choose the old PSD, but I can not send the email, just I can receiving the emails ... :(
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:19
|
show 3 more comments
up vote
1
down vote
Assuming you made a typo and use .PST files, you can simply import old .pst files and merge them with whatever outlook made for you.
To do so, go to File -> Import -> Import from a file -> PST file.
Browse to the pst backup file and import it to the root of the new file so that it keeps the structure in tact. It is also possible to import it to a folder, so you can keep the backup separated from the main account.
Alternatively, you can just open the pst file in outlook directly and see it as a mail account where no new mail comes in (for backup/archive purposes).
To do so, Go to File -> Open -> PST file and browse to the .pst file. It will now show on the left side under your accounts.
answered Oct 16 at 13:47
LPChip
35k54983
Thank you my Friend. It seems good idea, but I have a new problem! right now any account that I defined in Outlook made a new file with a number. For example, client@mycompany.com made client@mycompany.com(2).psd and client@mycompany.com(3).psd and client@mycompany.com(4).psd !!! what is happened?
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:06
1
Yes, because it has the same name. That's why you create a new outlook profile without the old PST, and then use the import function to get the email, calendar, contacts, tasks, etc out.
– LPChip
Oct 16 at 16:07
Can I delete all of them and import the old one?
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:09
1
Yes. But rather than delete, move them out of the folder. That way, if you find out you accidentally deleted the wrong one, it is not actually gone, but just moved. After you're done, you can then safely delete them.
– LPChip
Oct 16 at 16:15
when I use the Outlook Automatic search for server setting then it recognizes all of accounts as IMAP and the wizard don't allow me to choose the exist PSD file (old psd). in the other hand,If i choose Manual search for server setting then I can select POP only and I can choose the old PSD, but I can not send the email, just I can receiving the emails ... :(
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:19
|
show 3 more comments
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Assuming you made a typo and use .PST files, you can simply import old .pst files and merge them with whatever outlook made for you.
To do so, go to File -> Import -> Import from a file -> PST file.
Browse to the pst backup file and import it to the root of the new file so that it keeps the structure in tact. It is also possible to import it to a folder, so you can keep the backup separated from the main account.
Alternatively, you can just open the pst file in outlook directly and see it as a mail account where no new mail comes in (for backup/archive purposes).
To do so, Go to File -> Open -> PST file and browse to the .pst file. It will now show on the left side under your accounts.
answered Oct 16 at 13:47
LPChip
35k54983
Assuming you made a typo and use .PST files, you can simply import old .pst files and merge them with whatever outlook made for you.
To do so, go to File -> Import -> Import from a file -> PST file.
Browse to the pst backup file and import it to the root of the new file so that it keeps the structure in tact. It is also possible to import it to a folder, so you can keep the backup separated from the main account.
Alternatively, you can just open the pst file in outlook directly and see it as a mail account where no new mail comes in (for backup/archive purposes).
To do so, Go to File -> Open -> PST file and browse to the .pst file. It will now show on the left side under your accounts.
answered Oct 16 at 13:47
LPChip
35k54983
answered Oct 16 at 13:47
LPChip
35k54983
answered Oct 16 at 13:47
LPChip
35k54983
answered Oct 16 at 13:47
LPChip
35k54983
35k54983
Thank you my Friend. It seems good idea, but I have a new problem! right now any account that I defined in Outlook made a new file with a number. For example, client@mycompany.com made client@mycompany.com(2).psd and client@mycompany.com(3).psd and client@mycompany.com(4).psd !!! what is happened?
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:06
1
Yes, because it has the same name. That's why you create a new outlook profile without the old PST, and then use the import function to get the email, calendar, contacts, tasks, etc out.
– LPChip
Oct 16 at 16:07
Can I delete all of them and import the old one?
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:09
1
Yes. But rather than delete, move them out of the folder. That way, if you find out you accidentally deleted the wrong one, it is not actually gone, but just moved. After you're done, you can then safely delete them.
– LPChip
Oct 16 at 16:15
when I use the Outlook Automatic search for server setting then it recognizes all of accounts as IMAP and the wizard don't allow me to choose the exist PSD file (old psd). in the other hand,If i choose Manual search for server setting then I can select POP only and I can choose the old PSD, but I can not send the email, just I can receiving the emails ... :(
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:19
|
show 3 more comments
Thank you my Friend. It seems good idea, but I have a new problem! right now any account that I defined in Outlook made a new file with a number. For example, client@mycompany.com made client@mycompany.com(2).psd and client@mycompany.com(3).psd and client@mycompany.com(4).psd !!! what is happened?
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:06
1
Yes, because it has the same name. That's why you create a new outlook profile without the old PST, and then use the import function to get the email, calendar, contacts, tasks, etc out.
– LPChip
Oct 16 at 16:07
Can I delete all of them and import the old one?
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:09
1
Yes. But rather than delete, move them out of the folder. That way, if you find out you accidentally deleted the wrong one, it is not actually gone, but just moved. After you're done, you can then safely delete them.
– LPChip
Oct 16 at 16:15
when I use the Outlook Automatic search for server setting then it recognizes all of accounts as IMAP and the wizard don't allow me to choose the exist PSD file (old psd). in the other hand,If i choose Manual search for server setting then I can select POP only and I can choose the old PSD, but I can not send the email, just I can receiving the emails ... :(
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:19
Thank you my Friend. It seems good idea, but I have a new problem! right now any account that I defined in Outlook made a new file with a number. For example, client@mycompany.com made client@mycompany.com(2).psd and client@mycompany.com(3).psd and client@mycompany.com(4).psd !!! what is happened?
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:06
Thank you my Friend. It seems good idea, but I have a new problem! right now any account that I defined in Outlook made a new file with a number. For example, client@mycompany.com made client@mycompany.com(2).psd and client@mycompany.com(3).psd and client@mycompany.com(4).psd !!! what is happened?
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:06
1
1
Yes, because it has the same name. That's why you create a new outlook profile without the old PST, and then use the import function to get the email, calendar, contacts, tasks, etc out.
– LPChip
Oct 16 at 16:07
Yes, because it has the same name. That's why you create a new outlook profile without the old PST, and then use the import function to get the email, calendar, contacts, tasks, etc out.
– LPChip
Oct 16 at 16:07
Can I delete all of them and import the old one?
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:09
Can I delete all of them and import the old one?
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:09
1
1
Yes. But rather than delete, move them out of the folder. That way, if you find out you accidentally deleted the wrong one, it is not actually gone, but just moved. After you're done, you can then safely delete them.
– LPChip
Oct 16 at 16:15
Yes. But rather than delete, move them out of the folder. That way, if you find out you accidentally deleted the wrong one, it is not actually gone, but just moved. After you're done, you can then safely delete them.
– LPChip
Oct 16 at 16:15
when I use the Outlook Automatic search for server setting then it recognizes all of accounts as IMAP and the wizard don't allow me to choose the exist PSD file (old psd). in the other hand,If i choose Manual search for server setting then I can select POP only and I can choose the old PSD, but I can not send the email, just I can receiving the emails ... :(
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:19
when I use the Outlook Automatic search for server setting then it recognizes all of accounts as IMAP and the wizard don't allow me to choose the exist PSD file (old psd). in the other hand,If i choose Manual search for server setting then I can select POP only and I can choose the old PSD, but I can not send the email, just I can receiving the emails ... :(
– Kasra
Oct 16 at 16:19
|
show 3 more comments
up vote
0
down vote
I ran an automatic routine for getting the specification of the desired email.
I should mention here the email was an IMAP email type.
Then, I get the ports numbers of IMAP email type in my mail-server (incoming=SSL 995 and outging=SSL 465).
And then, I ignored the final step and I canceled the procedure.
Then I started for making a new account (based on the desired email) but manually.
In the windows for inserting the details of wanted email, I mentioned POP3 type for the email. then I could set the existing datafile (.pst) for using as a necessary datafile for this email.
but before going to the final step (pressing "Next" button) I went to "More Setting ..." and in "Advanced" Tab, I did set the incoming & outgoing port numbers with the specified details (incoming= SSL, port no.=995 & outgoing=SSL, port no.=465)
Then I went to the "Outgoing Server" Tab and tick the "My outgoing server (SMTP) ..." for using same incoming server setting for it.
Then I did click the "OK" button and then click the "Next" button.
Then I should wait for complete the "Test Account" procedure. Now I have a new email account with using the old .pst datefile.
After the completion of the setting for a new account, maybe the account does not show the new emails.
For solving this problem you can follow the instructions of below picture:
answered Nov 19 at 19:10
Kasra
296
Welcome. It's worth noting that all of the server and port settings are unrelated to what needs to be done to re-use an existing PST file when setting up a new account. Mentioning them is more of a distraction than a help.
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 19 at 19:33
@TwistyImpersonator _ It seems the ports settings in mail-server are related to this matter. because when I follow the automatic procedure for setting up an email account then I have not the option of using old PST files. And on the other hand, when I follow the manual setting and use the POP3 type emails then the port numbers are different! So, I should change the port numbers to suitable numbers ... After that, I have not the new IMAP emails!! I was confused about this matter and finally, I found the solution that you see ...
– Kasra
Nov 19 at 20:33
add a comment |
up vote
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I ran an automatic routine for getting the specification of the desired email.
I should mention here the email was an IMAP email type.
Then, I get the ports numbers of IMAP email type in my mail-server (incoming=SSL 995 and outging=SSL 465).
And then, I ignored the final step and I canceled the procedure.
Then I started for making a new account (based on the desired email) but manually.
In the windows for inserting the details of wanted email, I mentioned POP3 type for the email. then I could set the existing datafile (.pst) for using as a necessary datafile for this email.
but before going to the final step (pressing "Next" button) I went to "More Setting ..." and in "Advanced" Tab, I did set the incoming & outgoing port numbers with the specified details (incoming= SSL, port no.=995 & outgoing=SSL, port no.=465)
Then I went to the "Outgoing Server" Tab and tick the "My outgoing server (SMTP) ..." for using same incoming server setting for it.
Then I did click the "OK" button and then click the "Next" button.
Then I should wait for complete the "Test Account" procedure. Now I have a new email account with using the old .pst datefile.
After the completion of the setting for a new account, maybe the account does not show the new emails.
For solving this problem you can follow the instructions of below picture:
answered Nov 19 at 19:10
Kasra
296
Welcome. It's worth noting that all of the server and port settings are unrelated to what needs to be done to re-use an existing PST file when setting up a new account. Mentioning them is more of a distraction than a help.
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 19 at 19:33
@TwistyImpersonator _ It seems the ports settings in mail-server are related to this matter. because when I follow the automatic procedure for setting up an email account then I have not the option of using old PST files. And on the other hand, when I follow the manual setting and use the POP3 type emails then the port numbers are different! So, I should change the port numbers to suitable numbers ... After that, I have not the new IMAP emails!! I was confused about this matter and finally, I found the solution that you see ...
– Kasra
Nov 19 at 20:33
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
I ran an automatic routine for getting the specification of the desired email.
I should mention here the email was an IMAP email type.
Then, I get the ports numbers of IMAP email type in my mail-server (incoming=SSL 995 and outging=SSL 465).
And then, I ignored the final step and I canceled the procedure.
Then I started for making a new account (based on the desired email) but manually.
In the windows for inserting the details of wanted email, I mentioned POP3 type for the email. then I could set the existing datafile (.pst) for using as a necessary datafile for this email.
but before going to the final step (pressing "Next" button) I went to "More Setting ..." and in "Advanced" Tab, I did set the incoming & outgoing port numbers with the specified details (incoming= SSL, port no.=995 & outgoing=SSL, port no.=465)
Then I went to the "Outgoing Server" Tab and tick the "My outgoing server (SMTP) ..." for using same incoming server setting for it.
Then I did click the "OK" button and then click the "Next" button.
Then I should wait for complete the "Test Account" procedure. Now I have a new email account with using the old .pst datefile.
After the completion of the setting for a new account, maybe the account does not show the new emails.
For solving this problem you can follow the instructions of below picture:
answered Nov 19 at 19:10
Kasra
296
I ran an automatic routine for getting the specification of the desired email.
I should mention here the email was an IMAP email type.
Then, I get the ports numbers of IMAP email type in my mail-server (incoming=SSL 995 and outging=SSL 465).
And then, I ignored the final step and I canceled the procedure.
Then I started for making a new account (based on the desired email) but manually.
In the windows for inserting the details of wanted email, I mentioned POP3 type for the email. then I could set the existing datafile (.pst) for using as a necessary datafile for this email.
but before going to the final step (pressing "Next" button) I went to "More Setting ..." and in "Advanced" Tab, I did set the incoming & outgoing port numbers with the specified details (incoming= SSL, port no.=995 & outgoing=SSL, port no.=465)
Then I went to the "Outgoing Server" Tab and tick the "My outgoing server (SMTP) ..." for using same incoming server setting for it.
Then I did click the "OK" button and then click the "Next" button.
Then I should wait for complete the "Test Account" procedure. Now I have a new email account with using the old .pst datefile.
After the completion of the setting for a new account, maybe the account does not show the new emails.
For solving this problem you can follow the instructions of below picture:
answered Nov 19 at 19:10
Kasra
296
edited Nov 19 at 20:17
answered Nov 19 at 19:10
Kasra
296
answered Nov 19 at 19:10
Kasra
296
answered Nov 19 at 19:10
Kasra
296
296
Welcome. It's worth noting that all of the server and port settings are unrelated to what needs to be done to re-use an existing PST file when setting up a new account. Mentioning them is more of a distraction than a help.
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 19 at 19:33
@TwistyImpersonator _ It seems the ports settings in mail-server are related to this matter. because when I follow the automatic procedure for setting up an email account then I have not the option of using old PST files. And on the other hand, when I follow the manual setting and use the POP3 type emails then the port numbers are different! So, I should change the port numbers to suitable numbers ... After that, I have not the new IMAP emails!! I was confused about this matter and finally, I found the solution that you see ...
– Kasra
Nov 19 at 20:33
add a comment |
Welcome. It's worth noting that all of the server and port settings are unrelated to what needs to be done to re-use an existing PST file when setting up a new account. Mentioning them is more of a distraction than a help.
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 19 at 19:33
@TwistyImpersonator _ It seems the ports settings in mail-server are related to this matter. because when I follow the automatic procedure for setting up an email account then I have not the option of using old PST files. And on the other hand, when I follow the manual setting and use the POP3 type emails then the port numbers are different! So, I should change the port numbers to suitable numbers ... After that, I have not the new IMAP emails!! I was confused about this matter and finally, I found the solution that you see ...
– Kasra
Nov 19 at 20:33
Welcome. It's worth noting that all of the server and port settings are unrelated to what needs to be done to re-use an existing PST file when setting up a new account. Mentioning them is more of a distraction than a help.
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 19 at 19:33
Welcome. It's worth noting that all of the server and port settings are unrelated to what needs to be done to re-use an existing PST file when setting up a new account. Mentioning them is more of a distraction than a help.
– Twisty Impersonator
Nov 19 at 19:33
@TwistyImpersonator _ It seems the ports settings in mail-server are related to this matter. because when I follow the automatic procedure for setting up an email account then I have not the option of using old PST files. And on the other hand, when I follow the manual setting and use the POP3 type emails then the port numbers are different! So, I should change the port numbers to suitable numbers ... After that, I have not the new IMAP emails!! I was confused about this matter and finally, I found the solution that you see ...
– Kasra
Nov 19 at 20:33
@TwistyImpersonator _ It seems the ports settings in mail-server are related to this matter. because when I follow the automatic procedure for setting up an email account then I have not the option of using old PST files. And on the other hand, when I follow the manual setting and use the POP3 type emails then the port numbers are different! So, I should change the port numbers to suitable numbers ... After that, I have not the new IMAP emails!! I was confused about this matter and finally, I found the solution that you see ...
– Kasra
Nov 19 at 20:33
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