Kernel for MBOX to PST Converter

• Launch Apple Mail program.
• Next, click on Mailbox and then select New Mailbox option.
• When the New Mailbox window pops-up, select Location button to choose the location.
• Select On My Mac option from the various options.
• Provide the name: local archive inside the Name box. Click OK to proceed.
• The Local Archive folder is created and seen on your menu list, just below ON MY Mac option.
• Now, you can drag and drop the email messages (or folders) from Inbox to the recently-created local archive folder.

However, you can only drag and drop the messages into the local archive folder. If you want to drag and drop the complete folders, then have to manually delete the old folder available on the server.

• Launch Apple Mail program,
• Select Mailbox, and then choose New Mailbox.
• Select On My Mac as the location. Click OK, and the mailbox gets displayed in the list, at the left.
• Select the messages that you want to archive. Simply drag-&-drop the selected messages, into your new Archive mailbox.
• On the menu, select Export Mailbox to export the messages to archive mailbox.
• Select Export all subfolders, and provide the location where you want to save the files. Now click Choose. Note: exporting may take time, depending upon the file size. Once the files are archived, you can see them in an MBOX icon.
• Delete the Archive that you have created in Mail. 
• You need not have to worry, your messages are already saved in exported Archive.
• Choose File, and then select Import Mailboxes. Press Continue option, and navigate to the exported archive(s).

Free method to import PST file (emails and other mailbox items) to Outlook for Mac. Implement the following steps to import PST files in Outlook for Mac for completely free.

• Move PST file to your Macintosh machine.
• Launch Outlook for Mac program.
• Reach menu, and click Import.
• Select Outlook Data File, and then go to the right arrow.
• Choose Outlook for Windows Data File (PST file), and select the right arrow.
• Provide PST data file on your machine, and then select Import to begin the importing process.
• Once the import process is finished, select Done option.
• The imported items can be found in the navigation pane, under On My Computer.

Search your Thunderbird MBOX files on Windows for absolutely free.

• Go to start menu, and open Run command.
• When the Run pops-up, type the command “%appdata%” in the search bar and hit enter key.
• From the list of displayed options, choose Thunderbird folder.
• Now, choose the profiles folder and select Mozilla thunderbird profile providing the location of MBOX file ” %APPDATA%\Thunderbird\files\sample. default”.
• In case, the application folder is hidden, then you can take the following step:
  • Go to Tools, and click Folder Options.
  • Select View, and click Show hidden files and folders to show the hidden folders.

• Also, you can open the MBOX files, using this default file location: c:\Documents and Settings\[user name]\Application data\Thunderbird\Profiles\[name].default\Mail\Local folders.

• Reach Start menu. Open Run command.
• Type %APPDATA%, in the search box of run tool.
• Now go to the menu, select “Roaming” item
• Select Thunderbird, and then click Profiles in the explorer window.

Also, you can directly find your MBOX file at the below mentioned location:

• C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\\

The quick and easiest way to find your Eudora folder on Windows, simply search the folder ‘eudora.ini’ on your machine. However, there can be multiple folders containing Eudora.ini, but you have to identify the respective Eudora folder and search for .mbox file matching the setup of your Eudora mailbox.

• Go to Start menu, and open Run command... 
• Type "%appdata%\Qualcomm\Eudora" on the command prompt.
• Hit Return to open your Eudora folder.

• In Windows Explorer, go to Eudora folder.
• Highlight all files containing these extension "descmap.pce", ".mbx", and all folders having ".fol" as their extensions.
• From the menu, select Edit | Copy to copy the respective files and folders.
• Select the folder where you want to store the backup copy of Eudora mailbox files.

This backup can be stored on another hard disk, network drive, ZIP drive or remote location.

• From the menu, choose Edit | Paste to paste the files and folders.

Now, the Eudora backup copies are ready, for recovery or other purposes.