How do I create a new mailbox file, not folder. My primary mailbox file is getting too large and I want to split it into multiple physical files.

I have done this multiple times in the past (I have several files - not folders - that contain mail). However due to the fact that II was somewhat brain damaged several years ago I can no longer remember (or figure out) how to do it. For instance, I have a "MoreJunque" mailbox file that is (from the "Properties" dialog) at mailbox:///C:/Users/Daniel Mathews/AppData/Roaming/Thunderbird/Profiles/bxk6ngnt.default/Mail/pop.att.yahoo.com/MoreJunque. However, my inbox is in mailbox:///C:/Users/Daniel Mathews/AppData/Roaming/Thunderbird/Profiles/bxk6ngnt.default/Mail/pop.att.yahoo.com/Inbox. These are unique files that contain folders.

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step by step directions appreciated.
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THank you for this very prompt response.

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I have an iPhone 5 running iOS 8.1.
I also have Verizon webmail which I access via the iPhone's Mail app.
I am trying to create a new mailbox in order to store certain emails on my iPhone somewhere besides the Inbox.
In the Mail app and at Mailboxes, I do: Edit->New Mailbox   and then enter a name for the new mailbox.
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Hello all and thanks in advance for your time and expertise.
Here's my scenario:
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