Export Apple Mail 5.1, and import to MS outlook 2011

now I want to export apple mail 5.1 to ms outlook 2011,
but always unsscessful.
and I tried another software "Thunderbird", it's the same situation.
and now i can't find any solution on the internet.
so, can someone tell me about how to solve this?
thank you.

Hi,
Could you find any solution for that problem?
BR,
Umit

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