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Lookout excuse (outlook express) does support IMAP as does Outlook which
he is using. A more straight forward way is to use a converter tool. I am
pretty sure you can find a program on www.freshmeat.net that will import
mail in a pst file to your mailbox on the Linux machine.

Kirk Wood
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Your fly might be open (but don't check it just now).