How to create a combined inbox in Outlook 2016 (IMAP / Exchange)
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I have multiple emails in Outlook and I want to have all of my inboxes shown in one folder. This is possible while using POP3, but I haven't been able to find any ways to do this for IMAP and Exchange inboxes. Any ideas?
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I have multiple emails in Outlook and I want to have all of my inboxes shown in one folder. This is possible while using POP3, but I haven't been able to find any ways to do this for IMAP and Exchange inboxes. Any ideas?
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I have multiple emails in Outlook and I want to have all of my inboxes shown in one folder. This is possible while using POP3, but I haven't been able to find any ways to do this for IMAP and Exchange inboxes. Any ideas?
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asked Jul 15 '16 at 23:35
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I have multiple emails in Outlook and I want to have all of my inboxes shown in one folder. This is possible while using POP3, but I haven't been able to find any ways to do this for IMAP and Exchange inboxes. Any ideas?
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it's not possible to combine the inboxes for IMAP accounts as the Change Folder-button doesn't exist for IMAP accounts. You also cannot select an existing data file when setting up an IMAP account like you can do for POP3 accounts.
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it's not possible to combine the inboxes for IMAP accounts as the Change Folder-button doesn't exist for IMAP accounts. You also cannot select an existing data file when setting up an IMAP account like you can do for POP3 accounts.
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it's not possible to combine the inboxes for IMAP accounts as the Change Folder-button doesn't exist for IMAP accounts. You also cannot select an existing data file when setting up an IMAP account like you can do for POP3 accounts.
answered May 13 at 21:52
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it's not possible to combine the inboxes for IMAP accounts as the Change Folder-button doesn't exist for IMAP accounts. You also cannot select an existing data file when setting up an IMAP account like you can do for POP3 accounts.
answered May 13 at 21:52
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it's not possible to combine the inboxes for IMAP accounts as the Change Folder-button doesn't exist for IMAP accounts. You also cannot select an existing data file when setting up an IMAP account like you can do for POP3 accounts.
answered May 13 at 21:52
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answered May 13 at 21:52
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