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  louismg

  1 year ago

  Ryan Tate praises your solution:
  
  GMail PST import solution!
  http://thehack.webmasher.com/2007/11/gmail-pst-...
  
  From now on, we come to you first! :-)
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  Crazy8s

  1 year ago

  Hallelujah! Praise the lord! This article was my salvation. I'm leaving my job tomorrow, and wanted to transfer my personal emails to gmail. Not only did this work like a charm (and was WAY simpler than other work-arounds -- I found this one by limiting Google search to previous six months only), I was able to move only the few folders I wanted. And I could do this all myself without asking my Ph.D. engineering professor husband. Thank you!
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  Crazy8s

  1 year ago

  One more note: Be very careful not to delete any imap.gmail.com folders in Outlook as you're transferring. Copy the emails instead of moving them. Or give the new folder a different name on gmail so you can tell them apart.
  
  I moved some mail from an Outlook folder over to imap.gmail.com. I gave the new folder the same name as the old one. I got distracted for a few minutes. Then, I came back to Outlook and deleted the folder, thinking I was deleting the old, now-empty Outlook version. Instead, I was deleting the new folder on imap.gmail, along with all the mail. There is no way to recover or undo this, at least that I could find. It's just gone. Luckily, it was not terribly important stuff.
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  Richard

  7 months ago

  Great work! Haven't tested for all the masses of emails I want to transfer but what I like is it even seems to work properly for sub"folders" (creating sublabels) when you do it.
  
  Also looking forward to deletion of duplicates as I have a lot - I backed up at various different times and I think there's a lot of overlap.
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  Petes

  4 months ago

  After a little bit of procrastination and stumbling around with other options that were suggested by Google, I finally got around to transferring my email from various sources to Gmail. I can sleep soundly at night now knowing that all my data is safely stored on reliable servers rather than my puny hard drive, and in one email account.
  
  Although the article was written a while back, it is still effective and it saved the day. All the emails transferred over without any modifications in date received, mailing list info, etc.
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  tj

  2 months ago

  can a iPhone sync with specific folders using activesync?
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