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In essence there is nothing you should have moved: as long as you have a ~/.thunderbird/ directory, complete with profiles.ini pointing to your current mail profile directories etc, etc, Thunderbird should find it. See http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_backup. So what exactly did you move I wonder?
Last edited by unSpawn; 04-24-2014 at 04:58 PM.
Reason: //Add nfo
Below is the /Mail folder , the "mail.comcast-1.net" has the new messages which I can read.
The "mail.comcast.net" folder has the old emails they are the ones I bought over from F18, and Thunderbird IS NOT Displaying Those so I can not read them.
.thunderbird/kqe760mh.default/Mail/
Local Folders
Local Folders-1
mail.comcast-1.net
mail.comcast.net
smart.mailboxes
Each of the top level directories inside .thunderbird/kqe760mh.default/Mail/ represents an account so rename the "mail.comcast.net" directory, create an account for it, copy the files into the new directory (maybe delete the *.msf indexes) and see if Thunderbird will re-index the mailbox and show the emails.
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