You can start the local data migration either from File > Import On My Computer data or by accessing the On My Computer folder and clicking on Import Now button. This feature is available from build 2202 (.0) and newer. We are excited to announce that in the Beta channel, the local folders aka On My Computer is now available in the New Mac Outlook. Outlook Beta the local folders On My Computer now available New Mac Outlook build 2202 Note: Please follow the steps in our documentation to enable e-mail notifications if you want to receive the related email notification for this thread. If an Answer is helpful, please click ' Accept Answer' and upvote it. Import email messages, contacts, and other items into Outlook for Mac (Please refer to the 'Import a. The imported items will appear under On My Computer.Įxport items to an archive file in Outlook for Mac olm file exported in the step above, click Import. Restart Outlook for Mac, go to Tools > Import, select 'Outlook for Mac archive file(.olm)', click Continue, choose the. Launch Outlook Profile Manager, set the Main Profile as the default profile(follow this link).In the Test Profile, go to Tools > Export, select Mails, click Continue, specify a file name and choose the location to store the.olm files and then import them into the Main Profile:

To merge found emails in the new profile into the Main Profile, it's suggested to export the emails into.For files under Office 2011 Identities, you can create a new profile and try importing by referring to Import email messages, contacts, and other items into Outlook for Mac.Time Machine can be used to try restoring the missing messages.If this doesn't work, it's suggested to try creating a new folder under the On My Computer folder and see if the missing folders can comes back. Under SideBar, clear the checkbox of the Hide On My Computer folders:.On the Outlook Menu, click the Preferences button, choose General under Personal Settings.Please follow the steps below and see if the local folders can show in Outlook:

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