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-# Configuring your Disroot account
+# Setting up your Disroot account
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 The first time you run **Thunderbird**, you will be greeted by the account setup. Select **Skip this and use my existing email** to configure your Disroot account.<br>
 If you are already using **Thunderbird** then you can select "**Email**" in the root view.
 

pages/02.tutorials/03.Email/04.Clients/01.Desktop/01.thunderbird/02.exporting/docs.en.md

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 **Thunderbird** does not offer native backup tools so you have to do it manually or through an add-on.
 
 ## Manual procedure
+Manual mail backup is nothing more than copying a directory to another location. **Thunderbird** stores settings and mails in a directory it calls "profile".
+
+To find your "profile":
+
+![](en/tb_manual_backup.mp4?resize=1024,576&loop)
+
+1. click **Help** in the menu bar;
+2. from the **Help** menu select **Troubleshooting Information**;
+3. under **Application Basics** look for **Profile Directory** and click on **Open Directory**;
+4. the file manager will open at the location of the profile directory.
+
+![](en/profile_folder.png)
+
+Now you can make a backup of the entire profile or just the mails. To do this simply copy the folder to the backup location. All mails from IMAP accounts are located in the **ImapMail** folder.
+
+
+## Backup using the Import/Export Tools add-on
+
+Both the add-on installation and the process of exporting the emails are quite simple.
+
+### Installing the ImportExportTools add-on
+
+* Run **Thunderbird**
+* Go to **Tools** at the Menu bar and select **Add-ons**
+* In the add-ons search field type _import export tools_ and then press enter
+* Find **ImportExportTools NG**, a small **GPL** software that add import/export tools.
+* Click on **Add to Thunderbird**
+* After installing and giving the necessary permissions for the add-on, you are now ready to back up all your emails.
+
+![](en/export_tool.mp4?resize=1024,576&loop)
+
+This add-on adds a new menu item in the **Tools** and the context menues.
+
+### Exporting your emails
+In **Thunderbird**, select a folder o directory you want to back up and right click.
+The import/export tool submenu displays a number of actions which you can peform to import or export various types of information into and out of **Thunderbird**.
+
+![](en/import_export_tool.png)
+
+You can export:
+  * Individual folders and/or all folder messages (EML, HTML, PDF, CSV or plaintext)
+  * Export as individual files or a single file
+  * Export indexes as plain text or CSV
+  * Export messages from search dialog
+  * Export complete profiles or just the emails files
+
+And import:
+  * Mailbox files (Mbox files including the structures)
+  * Profiles
+  * EML and EMLX files
+  * Individual or all directory files

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 # Mozilla Thunderbird
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-# Table of Contents
-[Setup](setup)
+## [Setting up your Disroot account](setup)
 
-[Exporting](exporting)
+## [Exporting / Importing emails](exporting)