Importer un fichier de messages *.dbx de Outlook Express

Bonjour,
Dans Mozilla, je cherche à Importer un fichier de messages *.dbx de Outlook Express edit
J'ai essayé sans suvvès les commandes:
- Evènements et tâches / Importer et
- Outils / Importer
Merci de votre aide
J.Lacombe

Bonjour,
Mozilla est le nom de l'entreprise.
* https://www.mozilla.org/fr/about/
Est-ce que votre message concerne Firefox ou Thunderbird ? Firefox est un navigateur, comme Internet Explorer. Vous avez besoin de Thunderbird, le client de messagerie.
* http://www.mozilla.org/fr/thunderbird/
Est-ce que vous avez essayé cette option en Thunderbird ? Si l'option ne fonctionne pas correctement, détaliez le problème s'il vous plaît.

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