Verizon email to Outlook

I have created my Outlook 2007 account and all my current emails are transferred.
How do I transfer all my miscellaneous folders with the emails in each over to my Outlook 2007?

Personal folders in the Verizon webmail will not be downloaded to your outlook. You will need to move all those emails to the inbox so they will be downloaded to outlook.
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