There are several ways in which you can export your U-Mail emails onto another computer or e-mail service provider. Follow these steps if you wish to retain your U-Mail contents after your account is deactivated. Below are instructions for two options:
Exporting U-Mail with Thunderbird
You can use U-Mail with Mozilla Thunderbird by following the steps outlined in this configuration guide.
- Open Thunderbird; under the Menu symbol in the upper right-hand corner, navigate to ‘Options’ and Select 'Account Settings'.
- Select 'Add Mail Account' under the 'Account Actions' menu in the lower left hand corner.
- Enter your full name, e-mail address and your U-Mail password, click Continue.
- Click 'Manual Config' and enter outlook.office365.com for the Incoming server name and smtp.office365.com for the Outgoing server names. For the Username field input your entire U-Mail e-mail address. Select port 993 and select SSL/TLS for Incoming. Select port 587 and select STARTTLS for Outgoing. Click 'Done'. Select Normal password for both Incoming and Outgoing, then click 'Create Account'.
- Close the 'Account Settings’ window. Right-click on your Inbox and select 'Subscribe'. Check the box next to any folders you want to display in Thunderbird, specifically 'Sent Items' as that is where your sent e-mail is stored. Click 'OK' when done.
- Navigate to the menu, and under ‘Options’, select 'Account Settings' again to configure your proper 'Sent Items' folder.
- Under 'Copies & Folders' select 'Other' and then navigate to the 'Sent Items' folder under your account. Click 'OK' when done.
NOTE: helpdesk@umail.ucsb.edu is an example U-Mail address, do not email this email address with questions or issues. Instead, fill out a support ticket here: http://www.umail.ucsb.edu/help/request
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