Migration Eurdora to Thunderbird 3.61 hic

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• Problem migrating Eudora to Thunderbird emails

  I have the same problem as others migrating Eudora mail to Thunderbird. I demoted v18 Thunderbird as the last to have work Eudora import. I'm on a 64 bit system running Eudora is not possible, so it seems that, unless it runs that Thunderbird can not find mailboxes mailbox, even if I tried to make copies the Eudora mailboxes in the two Program Files folders, the folder Thunderbird and as a separate folder named "Eudora" on drive C. I note that recent versions of Thunderbird actually ask you to choose the file to import, but because the importation of Eudora is broken it is not mailbox and folders boxes or TOCs. If someone has found a way around this impasse, and it is likely to be addressed in future updates of Thunderbird?

  All of the suggestions above were not mine, but in anticipation of changes to include in the article to Thunderbird based on the positive feedback and now live. Could you have a look again and describe what does not work for you or you would like to see changed/added?

• cannot migrate emails from thunderbird on my new computer.

  I'm moving my thunderbird on my computer windows 7 on my new computer windows 8.1. I backed up my old profile on my old computer and put it on a flash drive. Then, I downloaded thunderbird on my new windows computer. It does not recognize my old information and I can't figure out how to import all my mails (over 7,000) to my new computer. I tried several things, including the displacement of the profile in the new profile, but no messages appear on my new computer. I could really use some help on this one. I got all my imported address books, but really need help for all my emails and folder in my new Thunderbird.

  Try these topics:

  • Move to a new PC
  • Transfer data to a new computer, Thunderbird

• How can I migrate my profile Thunderbird XPSP3 (old laptop) to MS7x64 (new laptop)?

  I find my Thunderbird profiles on XP laptop but I can not find my Thunderbird profiles on the laptop of 64 x 7 Ms.

  on your new laptop.

  Menu (alt + H) help > troubleshooting information

  Press the button view profile.

  The Explorer is in your profile folder. (Make sure Thunderbird is closed before copying anything).

• Migration of data from Thunderbird problems

  Hello

  I'm migrating to a new computer. I read the support pages that describe how to migrate a profile Thunderbird from one computer to the other. However, I'm having trouble. After that I copied my profile data to the new location, Thunderbird can see my account information (email address, the server settings, etc.), but it does not show the files and electronic mail that were in my old PC. I am sure that I saved the correct data. If anyone has encountered this before? Any ideas?

  Thank you
  Greg

  Thanks for the suggestion Gnospen. It appeared that everything was there, but it is possible that something in my backup was corrupted. I copied everything from the computer source again, and it works now. I'm not sure what it was, but everything seems to be good now. Thanks again!

• Outlook express 6 uses Vista to Thunderbird using 8.1.

  I have 4 email addresses in Outlook Express 6 uses Vista. I just went to 8.1 on a new computer. How can I move all Thunderbird e-mail accounts including e-mail saved in folders

  You install Thunderbird on vista and migrate then move Thunderbird. See https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/Moving-Thunderbird-Data-to-a-New-Computer.

  However, outlook express 6 does not not on Vista, so please do not forget your request.

• A calendar attached to Windows Live Mail can be migrated to Thunderbird calendar?

  I've successfully migrated my email accounts and local archive folders to Thunderbird on my Windows 10 PC. Is it possible to migrate also the detailed timetable attached to Live Mail across the Thunderbird calendar? It will be painful to re - enter all entries manually.

  I worked on it - no help needed, thanks.

• Thunderbird won't launch. Update / migration screen appears

  I've updated to Firefox / Thunderbird. Since then, open Thunderbird gives the Council-information update Thunderbird 38 main screen. By clicking on the label of upgrade/migration has no effect. I can't enter the program Thunderbird itself. No other versions are running. It's my wife's cell phone.

  Sorry, but leaving aside the (important to me), windows in chrome with things like reducing the buttons and tabs.

  This page on your image is here. https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/new-Thunderbird-38 bt, I do not see if your seeing in Firefox or Thunderbird or what.

  The page will appear in a tab, but without the rest of the screen, I can't be sure.

• How can I get Thunderbird to get new email servers after migration appears complete and accurate?

  I used LapLink do to migrate all my files from my computer Windows 7 on my computer Windows 10 Thunderbird. first of all, I tried installing, but not running, Thunderbird before migration and all the mail at the time of migration could be found, and all the settings are the same on both computers. Unfortunately, trying to get the mail does not return messages and doesn't give any errors. So I tried to uninstall and reinstall Thunderbird (post migration) and got the same results. How can I get Thunderbird to get new messages on the server?

  you got rid of all the worst anti virus and replaced with the second worst thank

  https://wiki.Mozilla.org/Thunderbird: test: Antivirus_Related_Performance_Issues #AVAST

  Said now issue you experience is almost certainly anti virus. Thunderbird can connect to get the settings, but cannot connect when changes to outgoing connections by web mail...

• How can I migrate the Juno client files to Thunderbird?

  Years, I have used Juno client applications, dating back perhaps to their debut.

  Of course, they went from "shapefiles" strictly ASCII in this boring BDBish format.

  I have juno5bdb, but don't know what output format they use is compatible with the current "Bird and could not find an import feature in ' bird to complete the process."

  Juno is not a facility to freely transfer things between the client and webmail, so the recent solution you have for someone who wants to migrate its former webmail messages does not apply to me.

  I hesitate to use Thunderbird, until I can look at my Juno-client messages in it, but I'm afraid I'll have to pass each and every message stored, that would take time to helluvalong and where there is no way for me to go back.

  Thunderbird uses the mbox mail storage format.
  You can use this module to import mbox files.
  https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/Thunderbird/addon/ImportExportTools/

• Juno email, Thunderbird does not migrate my files.

  The Inbox migrated very well and I'm getting new email fine. But the other folders that I created are not there. (Other folders appear in G-mail, but not in my email of Juno). BTW, I'm new to Thunderbird; very nice to have all of my emails in one place.

  Depends on the TYpe of server.

  If the IMAP, you can select to view a remote view of any subscribed folder that appears on the server.

  If POP and pop can only access and download from the Inbox of the mail pop server account Inbox in Thunderbird.
  It's not a quirk of thunderbird, it's how all pop e-mail accounts work.

  There is a solution to get the mail folders on the server end.

  create folders in thunderbird.
  Move all the emails from the Inbox to other folders, remove what you don't want and then compact the Inbox.

  When it is empty, connect to the Web e-mail account via a browser.
  Move the emails of one of your folders in Inbox.

  in Thunderbird, click on 'Get the Messages' to download your emails.
  Move emails in the appropriate folder.

  Repeat to get emails from other folders.
  Once that everything is downloaded, make a backup, because this will be your only copy.
  all new messages that goes to the Inbox server, then will be downloaded as usual.

  An alternative would be to create a new term of IMAP mail and sign up to see the folder.

• Given the migration from Outlook to Thunderbird. I have several pst files that I want separated in thunderbird, because they are separate files in Outlook.

  I have several (about 12) PSTs in Outlook, each more than 500 MB. I want to migrate to Thunderbird, but don't want all merged in a database of wholesale Thunderbird pst files. Is this possible? Currently I use rules to move messages from the Inbox Outlook in those separate pst files, based on the subject. Also, I drag messages into my Inbox in these separate files for archival purposes, which preserves values my 'active' main email box.
  Thank you
  John

  Let's start from the beginning. Thunderbird has a single file by file. From the next release (about a month) you will be able to have a file by email.

  There is nothing in Thunderbird as a PST file. So before you start, you have to accept the changes in mind that goes with mail. Records are the only delimiter in Thunderbird. You do not get to attach and detach folders or files. They are in Thunderbird or deleted.

• How to install thunderbird without Eudora migration

  I used Eudora since the mid-90s, and I would now switch to Thunderbird. I downloaded TB and installed, including the option to import mailboxes to the letters (and parameters?) of Eudora 7. I use Windows 7. It worked perfectly, but it took a while to import stuff from Eudora. I then decided to 'crowded' all Eudora stuff, when learning of the use of TB, so I decided to uninstall TB and reinstall WITHOUT the option of migrating Eudora. This time, although TB install new has worked... all imports of Eudora arrived on tuberculosis once again, even if I had no chance/window request or deny them this time. Please, how can I install TB without imports Eudora, preferably WITHOUT uninstall Eudora, I have at least want to keep to refer to my 100 s a lot of messages there.

  Then, one day, I can choose to eventually import Eudora stuff, but not until I become proficient in TB. Moreover, TB still important Eudora stuff when it is installed, without asking, even when Eudora is 'hidden' PC-Magic hidden folders. Any help is very appreciated!

  Thank you
  Charles

  Thunderbird manages a Profiles folder in the folder appdata in windows. You can uninstall reinstall and just about everything you like, but the profile is not affected by the installation and uninstallation.

  Close Thunderbird.
  At the beginning type menu %APPDATA%\microsoft\windows\sendto search box and press enter
  the thunderbird folder shown in windows Explorer will contain the profile and parameter file that points to the location of the profile. Delete this folder and your good to go.
  Launch Thunderbird and it will be like a new installation.

• My mail is migrated to a new system, server and they have adopted Microsoft Outlook which is terrible. I use Thunderbird for 20 years and loved.

  When my main mail server migrated to a new system, they used Microsoft Outlook to organize my email. I used it for almost 2 months and it's awful. I would like to restore my old Thunderbird program. It seems to be working: I get the number of messages in my Inbox on the Thunderbird icon and an audio invites all new messages are received. The only problem is that I can't get in my mail because Thunderbird will accept none of the passwords that I offer (I only have three). Can someone please fix it so I can reset my password or have Thunderbird recognize one of my passwords? The main server wants to open a new account in Thunderbird, but it means that I lose all the data from the old account.

  Thanks for any help you can provide.

  Your, Eugene Eoyang

  Create folders in the "Local folders" intends to organize e-mail.
  Move all the emails from the email account in folders in local folders.
  When emails are in local folders, you can delete the old account.
  Tools > accounts settings
  Select the old account
  Click on "Actions account."
  Select 'delete account '.

  Click on "Actions account."
  Select 'add account '.
  Enter the name, email address and password
  Click on continue
  Make sure that the appropriate type has been selected for example: pop or imap

  If necessary, use the "Manual Configuration" button to enter the server settings
  Click 'Done' to create the new e-mail account.

• My account is migrated to a new server, so I had to recreate the same account in Thunderbird, but I can not delete the old one - they appear together now.

  My account is migrated to a new server, so I had to recreate the same account in Thunderbird, but I can not delete the old one - they appear together now.

  If there is no email from the old account that you want to keep, move them in local directories first.
  Tools > accounts settings
  OR
  Right click on the email account in the fodler pane, and then select "settings".

  Select the account you want to delete.
  Click on "Actions account."
  Select 'delete account '.
  Click OK

  See the image as an aid: