How do I combine my 3 pst files

Hi All,
I am hoping to combine the various PST files that I have from 2 different computers now that I have moved them into Outlook for Mac. It seems that they should do such a thing but not sure where to start or if it is even possible.

Please post Outlook related questions on Microsofts own forums for their Mac products, as Apple Communities only provide support for Apple products and it's Microsofts software you're having issues with:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/mac

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