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What method did you use to import?<br />
Depending on the quantity I would even do it manually copying items from one folder (located on the PST) to another (located on the Cloud).
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What method did you use to import?
Depending on the quantity I would even do it manually copying items from one folder (located on the PST) to another (located on the Cloud).

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Thanks Amit - The section &quot;Create a local pst file video tutorial&quot; resolved it for me.<br />
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I created a PST, manually copied each folder into the pst file in Outlook.<br />
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Then I opened said pst under the new Outlook profile where the new Office 365 account was configured and manually copied each folder into the new mailbox.
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Thanks Amit - The section "Create a local pst file video tutorial" resolved it for me.

I created a PST, manually copied each folder into the pst file in Outlook.

Then I opened said pst under the new Outlook profile where the new Office 365 account was configured and manually copied each folder into the new mailbox.

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Thanks for the update and points. Hope this will help others too.
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Thanks for the update and points. Hope this will help others too.

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I have moved a customers emails into Office 365 from an old imap service. All the emails have copied across apart from the folders marked as &quot;this computer only&quot;.<br />
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I exported the whole mailbox to a pst using the Outlook export function. When I import the pst back into the Exchange Online mailbox the &quot;this computer only&quot; emails are missing.<br />
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How do I move these emails over ?
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I have moved a customers emails into Office 365 from an old imap service. All the emails have copied across apart from the folders marked as "this computer only".

I exported the whole mailbox to a pst using the Outlook export function. When I import the pst back into the Exchange Online mailbox the "this computer only" emails are missing.

How do I move these emails over ?

How to move imap (this computer only) folders into Exchange Online

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