Hi Tim,
I have always used comma separated csv format, and I have not had a problem.
However, a better idea is to copy the thunderbird folder from your
personal folder
app data
roaming
thunderbird
from one computer
and paste into the same folder in the new computer.Good luck, Manny
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Roboform, On 5/12/2014 12:59 PM, tim cumings wrote:
The subject is selfexplanatory. I'm installing thunderbird on another
computer and want to export my email addresses and import them in to
the other computer. My question is which file type is the best to
export them to so thunderbird will recognize them and import them
correctly.
thanks.
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