Importing from a .olm archive

hi
how can i import mails from a .olm archive ? and if i will import to a mailbox will it duplicate with the existing mails if they are same messages ? i want to import from outlook 2011 to apple mac as outlook 2011 messed up with my contacts and continuously duplicates it till i got 4 from some contacts

Very good question. I think the .olm is new Microsoft format for exporting
mail from the Mac Outlook and I don't think Apple's mail can import a MS
.olm file.

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whitbooks wrote:
.. want to import from pictures ..
if you don't like the convenience of the iLife package,
_drag 'n drop the pic-file from any Finder Window into project._
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