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I am planning on moving from a WinXP to a new Mac. &nbsp;My concern is my current email.<br />
I am currently using Outlook XP (2002). &nbsp;I have a large message store and many messages have graphic attachments.<br />
My future use will be similar.<br />
So, 2 questions:<br />
1-What email client should I use on the new Mac and<br />
2-How do I convert my Outlook .pst to the Mac format?<br />
Thanx
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I am planning on moving from a WinXP to a new Mac.  My concern is my current email.
I am currently using Outlook XP (2002).  I have a large message store and many messages have graphic attachments.
My future use will be similar.
So, 2 questions:
1-What email client should I use on the new Mac and
2-How do I convert my Outlook .pst to the Mac format?
Thanx

Another resource:  http://www.ehow.com/how_6132518_convert-pst-mbox.html

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