How To Download All Emails From Gmail To Outlook 2007

You can also continue to use your gmail account as before through the gmail web site.
How to download all emails from gmail to outlook 2007. Select tools account settings from the menu in outlook. Many of us have decades of our digital lives stored away on microsoft s and google s servers via gmail and outlook. Both firms offer you an easy user friendly way to download all of them granted it may take a while if you have a massive batch of email. Previously we covered how to use gmail in outlook via imap and today were going to review the process of configuring outlook 2010 to download the entire email rather than just the subject and. First we need to make sure your gmail account is set up to enable pop post office protocol.
To set up a gmail account in microsoft outlook 2007. Enable pop for all mail even mail that s already been downloaded pop3 option in gmail to download all mail. In the connect your google account window enter the display name you want to use. Open outlook and click file from the top menu. Select import and export from the drop down menu.
Click on the gear icon in the top right corner next to your name and choose. Select the name of the email. In gmail you can find these option in the forwarding and pop imap section. Select connect your google account so we can import your email from gmail. Enable pop for all mail.
Make sure internet e mail is selected then select next. Click on one of the options to enable pop. How to export your email data from gmail. Click outlook data file pst then click next. When you re finished with this step you ll see your existing gmail messages in outlook.
Select the e mail tab then select new. In gmail just go to mail settings and choose the forwarding and pop tab. In the import and export wizard s elect export to a file and click next. You can use outlook to receive read and send new messages from your gmail account. Check the box beside manually configure server settings or additional server types then select next.