How to transfert thunderbird mails files to outlook 2013?

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i use outlook 2013 since few days and i want to migrate all my thunderbirds files to outlook 2013. How to do it?
thanks

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Thunderbird mails cannot be directly imported into Outlook because of file format compatibility issues. Outlook can import .pst file format, so first we need to convert thunderbird mail to .pst format. This can be done here: http://www.gladwevsoftware.com/thunderbird-to-pst-converter/
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2. This starts the Import and Export Wizard.
3. Choose Import from another program or file, and then click Next.
4. Choose Outlook Data File (.pst) and click Next.
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