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Can I add email data etc that I saved years ago into an already existing/installed newer version of Thunderbird?

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Hi, Id like to newly install TB - but have all my old emails stored in folders which I cant get hold of right now (I copied them directly from the application folders/user data, not using any program for it) So if I install TB now - will it be possible for me to LATER add the old files/folder structure etc - and without overriding anything?? Thx very much in advance!!

Hi, Id like to newly install TB - but have all my old emails stored in folders which I cant get hold of right now (I copied them directly from the application folders/user data, not using any program for it) So if I install TB now - will it be possible for me to LATER add the old files/folder structure etc - and without overriding anything?? Thx very much in advance!!

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Simple answer: yes, most likely as long as you have the copied folders. They are under Mail/account server name/folder name (without extension) "Local Folders" are just another account server name. And also found under ImapMail/account server name.....

If you install add-on ImportExportTools you can import those files right away. If you also install MoreFunctionsForAddressBook from the same author you can import your old address book

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Thankyou, Gnospen! So, I've installed TB now - and hope I will be able to add the old data later. Only, I don't find the folders on my computer WHERE I must later put my mails ? But I hope I ill manage anyway. (didnt find this tree... "They are under Mail/account server name/folder name (without extension)")

Thx!!

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Enter in Explorer %appdata%\thunderbird\profiles you should probably have a directory called "something".default This is your profile, open it Here are your MAIL and IMAPMAIL -directories

When using the add-on you don't need to know where to put it. All you need to know is where your backup copy is.

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ok thanks again!