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How to copy email from iMail server to @Connect using Outlook? |
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You may consider setup a new profile with your Outlook application to copy messages from your iMail account to your @Connect account if you have not choose the @Connect migration before 1 Dec, 2016. Please note that you cannot access to your iMail account around mid-March, 2017. You can obtain the Microsoft Outlook from your @Connect subscription, please refer to our FAQ Office 365 - How to install Microsoft Office? A. Connect to your iMail account
B. Add your @Connect account to the profile
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