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how to download sent messages of g-suite account to ms outlook email client when configured as pop account
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Using G-suite for email services and were accessing using webmail, would like configure this account in email client ms outlook while configuring selecting manual setup and configured the account and able to download all the inobox messages, but sent messages did not download it is very much need to bring all those sent messages to ms outlook sent items, please suggest how to achieve this. Thanks in advance.
Using G-suite for email services and were accessing using webmail, would like configure this account in email client ms outlook while configuring selecting manual setup and configured the account and able to download all the inobox messages, but sent messages did not download it is very much need to bring all those sent messages to ms outlook sent items, please suggest how to achieve this. Thanks in advance.
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Thanks for the inputs, exported gmail through takeout.google.com and downloaded locally, the requirement is I prefer to configure ms outlook email client with POP3 therefore please suggest on how I can import these downloaded onto local email client, the downloaded are inbox002.mbox and sent003.mox these are in mbox format now how do I import these into ms outlook, please suggest. thanks in advance.
There is no direct way of opening the MBOX in Outlook.
Did you try that Google tool? Its pretty straight forward.
Did you try that Google tool? Its pretty straight forward.
If you are a G Suite admin, you can export the mailbox in PST format using Vault.
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If you're using POP3 then all your sent items will reside in your mail client - they are not intended to be stored in your server.
Some options:
1). Upgrade to IMAP - it's far superior to POP3.
2) Download your inbox, then clear it in Gmail, move your sent items to the inbox, then download them too. Good in theory, but I haven't ever tried this.
3). Export your Gmail, download it, and extract locally.
Hope that helps,
Alan.