How to restore a Outlook2007 message to a Web mailbox

Step one: After you open Outlook, we'll create a new account that's the same as your previous account, but there are some differences that you can perform on the menu: Tools--Account settings

Step Two: Open the Account Setup dialog box, we switch to the "E-mail" option, and then click the "New" button to open the new wizard

Step Three: Select the e-mail service, where we still select the first service, most of the Web mailboxes are set, and then click Next.

Step four: In this step, we do not fill out any content, directly check the following "Manually configure server settings or other server types, and then click the Next button."

Step five: This step selects Internet e-mail, Web mailboxes are Internet e-mail, and then click Next

Step six: In this step is a little more complicated, first fill in their own name, casually write a name, unimportant; e-mail address write the e-mail address you already have; The account type is set to IMAP, this setting must be IMAP; accept mail server as imap.126.com; Send mail server for smtp.126.com; Here is to say, if you are not 126 of the mailbox, you are 163, you can enter the server for smtp.163.com. Login information, the username is still your email address, password enter your mailbox password. Then click the Next button. When you have finished setting up, you may have an error testing your account.

Step Seven: Then we execute on the menu bar: Tools-Account settings, open the Account Setup Panel.

Step Eight: Select the account we just created and click "Fix" to fix it.

Step nine: Open the Repair dialog box, directly click Next to complete the repair.

Step Ten: Finally switch to our original account that wants to restore the Web Inbox, find the message received, press CTRL + A, select all, and then right-click and choose Move to Folder.

Step 11: Open the Mobile Project dialog box, we select the new account Inbox, and then click the OK button to complete the recovery

Open your mailbox and see if the Mail has been restored, and the time it will show is now, not the time of the original message.