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How to redownload old messages from the server

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On my primary PC with Windows 7-64bit, I have my server settings to leave messages on the server for 55 days.

I need to download the old messages again into Thunderbird probably due to some problems with Time Warner Road Runner sometimes blacklisting Netflix e-mail (if that is the proper term). Netflix is aware of the problem with TWC bouncing their e-mail.

I know that if I went to another PC with Thunderbird--all the old and current messages from the last 55 days should be downloaded to it.

But how do I download them again (if possible) to my primary computer with Thunderbird? If I go to web based e-mail at TWC, my old messages from up to 55 days are listed.

On my primary PC with Windows 7-64bit, I have my server settings to leave messages on the server for 55 days. I need to download the old messages again into Thunderbird probably due to some problems with Time Warner Road Runner sometimes blacklisting Netflix e-mail (if that is the proper term). Netflix is aware of the problem with TWC bouncing their e-mail. I know that if I went to another PC with Thunderbird--all the old and current messages from the last 55 days should be downloaded to it. But how do I download them again (if possible) to my primary computer with Thunderbird? If I go to web based e-mail at TWC, my old messages from up to 55 days are listed.

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Thank you very much. Your solution worked perfectly.

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Close Thunderbird. Then delete the file popstate.dat in your profile.

http://kb.mozillazine.org/Popstate.dat

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Thank you very much. Your solution worked perfectly.