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How do I transfer old email (incl folders) from yahoo to outlook?

April 26, 2017email external folders incl mail products transfer

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How do I transfer old email (incl folders) from yahoo to outlook?

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KenZuleger KenZuleger Posted

I searched fairly extensively and finally found a working solution. More accurately, I found bits and pieces of a working solution and put it together. I have successfully moved, migrated and copied all of my yahoo mail (the free non-pop3 version of yahoo mail) into outlook. All with common and free utilities. I could have chosen to pay the $19.95 yahoo wants for their Yahoo! Plus Mail version, but since I just wanted the history and did not want to continue using yahoo mail, I couldn’t see parting with 20 dollars. I wrote up the process and posted it on my website. The "How to – copy Yahoo! Mail to Outlook Express or Outlook" can be found here: http://www.techneplus.com/howto.htmlThe page has contact info if you have comments or questions.Ken

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KenZuleger KenZuleger Posted

I searched fairly extensively and finally found a working solution. More accurately, I found bits and pieces of a working solution and put it together. I have successfully moved, migrated and copied all of my yahoo mail (the free non-pop3 version of yahoo mail) into outlook. All with common and free utilities. I could have chosen to pay the $19.95 yahoo wants for their Yahoo! Plus Mail version, but since I just wanted the history and did not want to continue using yahoo mail, I couldn’t see parting with 20 dollars. I wrote up the process and posted it on my website. The "How to – copy Yahoo! Mail to Outlook Express or Outlook" can be found here: http://www.techneplus.com/howto.htmlThe page has contact info if you have comments or questions.Ken

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KenZuleger KenZuleger Posted

I searched fairly extensively and finally found a working solution. More accurately, I found bits and pieces of a working solution and put it together. I have successfully moved, migrated and copied all of my yahoo mail (the free non-pop3 version of yahoo mail) into outlook. All with common and free utilities. I could have chosen to pay the $19.95 yahoo wants for their Yahoo! Plus Mail version, but since I just wanted the history and did not want to continue using yahoo mail, I couldn’t see parting with 20 dollars. I wrote up the process and posted it on my website. The "How to – copy Yahoo! Mail to Outlook Express or Outlook" can be found here: http://www.techneplus.com/howto.htmlThe page has contact info if you have comments or questions.Ken

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KenZuleger KenZuleger Posted

I searched fairly extensively and finally found a working solution. More accurately, I found bits and pieces of a working solution and put it together. I have successfully moved, migrated and copied all of my yahoo mail (the free non-pop3 version of yahoo mail) into outlook. All with common and free utilities. I could have chosen to pay the $19.95 yahoo wants for their Yahoo! Plus Mail version, but since I just wanted the history and did not want to continue using yahoo mail, I couldn’t see parting with 20 dollars. I wrote up the process and posted it on my website. The "How to – copy Yahoo! Mail to Outlook Express or Outlook" can be found here: http://www.techneplus.com/howto.htmlThe page has contact info if you have comments or questions.Ken

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KenZuleger KenZuleger Posted

I searched fairly extensively and finally found a working solution. More accurately, I found bits and pieces of a working solution and put it together. I have successfully moved, migrated and copied all of my yahoo mail (the free non-pop3 version of yahoo mail) into outlook. All with common and free utilities. I could have chosen to pay the $19.95 yahoo wants for their Yahoo! Plus Mail version, but since I just wanted the history and did not want to continue using yahoo mail, I couldn’t see parting with 20 dollars. I wrote up the process and posted it on my website. The "How to – copy Yahoo! Mail to Outlook Express or Outlook" can be found here: http://www.techneplus.com/howto.htmlThe page has contact info if you have comments or questions.Ken