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I'm using Exchange365 for email and my version of Outlook isn't supposed to work with Exchange365 according to Microsoft after Nov 1st. I want to use Thunderbird as my email vehicle but have a question in reference to archived PST files from Outlook. If I import the PST file into Thunderbird does it handle the archive file the same as Outlook by keeping it on the local machine?

I'm using Exchange365 for email and my version of Outlook isn't supposed to work with Exchange365 according to Microsoft after Nov 1st. I want to use Thunderbird as my email vehicle but have a question in reference to archived PST files from Outlook. If I import the PST file into Thunderbird does it handle the archive file the same as Outlook by keeping it on the local machine?

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Thunderbird has a special Local Folders account and it does exactly what the name says. Its contents are kept local.