Importing Old Juno email mail folders

Is there any way to import Juno Online email folders from the old Juno Mac client into Mac's Mail program?

It's my old email from my PC copy of the Juno software. There are several hundred email messages I would like to retrieve from the mailboxes, but since I don't have an active platinum account anymore (I have a free account), I can't download the Juno Mac client and import the account. Is their a way to open the juno "mailbox.bdb" files with Mac Mail?

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thanks for the links.
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Using the "INBOX.mbox" as an example, in my laptop files there is a folder called "messages" and inside there are xxx.emix files. On my desktop in the "INBOX.mbox" the "messages" folder is missing. This is the case for all the mail folders saved from the old OS. There are no xxx.emix files to be found.
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You're welcome.
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I'm hoping that there is a fairly straight-forward way this can be done.
My friend has just purchased a MacBook Air with Mavericks operating system. This is her first Mac and she needs to get all her old business emails onto her new MacBook.
She paid for '1 on 1' Apple support and had a session with an 'expert' yesterday - taking along her old PC laptop in the hope that he could help her. He basically told her she should 'start a new life using Mail'. This is not what she needed to hear.
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Once she has created an Outlook Data File (.pst format) is there a way she can convert this to .mbox format so that the data can be imported into Mavericks Mail without the use of third-party software?
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Patricia Henwood wrote:
Do you know where she should look on her Outlook program to find this out? She hasn't started using Mail yet because she hasn't been able to transfer her emails - so she's still sending/receiving emails from her laptop PC.
No idea, I try not to have anything to do with Outlook except provide a way out of it for the sensible. But aren't you an Outlook user?
Here's the link to the site I found -
http://www.outlooktomail.com/buy-now-for-mac/
That should be fine, it is the same as the one in the Mac app store (which would be the preferred version to use)
My 'help' situation is a little worse than it would first seem - we're in different countries (very grateful for Viber) - her attention span for matters technological is rather short so I'm trying to make everything as painless as possible - and yes, she has backups of her backups so all should be well in that regard.
Thanks so much for your help.
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You're welcome.

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