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thunderbird Backup with Zip.file

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mbea1
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Hi I did a backup with Zip.file, and then tried to reinstall. Now somme accounts do not have sent/spam/trash Bin folders. When i try to send a mail, i am told that there is not enouch space on the disk to save the message, and that the message will be save in a local folder ? How can I get back to my "old" and working setup Kind regards Michael

Hi I did a backup with Zip.file, and then tried to reinstall. Now somme accounts do not have sent/spam/trash Bin folders. When i try to send a mail, i am told that there is not enouch space on the disk to save the message, and that the message will be save in a local folder ? How can I get back to my "old" and working setup Kind regards Michael
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david
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Just a suggestion: unzip the file and view in File Manager to see if the files are there. POP would be in the Mail folder and IMAP in the Imapmail folder. If there, you might try tools>import>import from another thunderbirdinstallation>choose a profile folder. That would bring in the missing folders. OR, you could exit Thunderbird and use File Manager to copy the profile directly to overlay the existing profile. The existing profile can be located by help>troubleshootinginformation, scroll to 'profile folder' and click 'open folder' and then exit Thunderbird. At that point you would be in the profile.

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