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Outlook has 2 inboxes for one account

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- - December 1, 2020 at 10:12 am #2316259
    
    WSkmack
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    Migrated my Thunderbird IMAP email to Outlook Version 2010 (Build 13328.20408 Click to Run) which is part of my Office 365 Business account.
    
    My main business email account now has 2 inboxes (see screenshot 1).
    
    I would like to not have duplicates to add to volume of kept email files.
    
    Is it possible to merge them? Or to only be subscribed to one of the 2 email boxes?
    
    How can I eliminate the duplication?
    
    Thanks in advance for your input! I’m pretty good at following instructions and not afraid to go deep. :^)
    
    Blessings,
    
    Kelly
    
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