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Pay attention to the option of what to do with Gmail's copy: it should say "keep Gmail's copy in the inbox." Step 2: Install Thunderbirdĭownload and install the Thunderbird mail client from. Step 1: Enable POP in Your Gmail Settingsįollow Google's instructions to enable POP in your Gmail settings.

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These instructions will show you how to connect to Thunderbird via POP and backup your mail locally (on your computer).

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Thunderbird is a free mail client for Mac, Windows, and Linux.

Step by Step Instructions for Thunderbird Local backups can be helpful, but make sure you back up your computer itself so the mail will be available if something happens to your computer.

Your mail client stores the mail locally - on your computer.

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If you would like to download anything from your Spam or Trash, you should move it to your Inbox. Messages from your Spam and Trash will not be downloaded.

Any changes you would like to make to your current mail should be done online, in Gmail. In other words, if you open the client and start rearranging your mail or deleting emails, those changes will NOT be reflected in your live email online.

POP is a one-way connection, so anything you do in the mail client will not be reflected in your Gmail mailbox online.

If you are not sure which settings to choose, please consult your departmental IT contact. For example: Apple's mail program has a setting in the Advanced tab, "Remove copy from server after retrieving the message." Outlook Express has an option "Leave a copy of messages on server." Choosing a setting which deletes messages from the server (or does not leave a copy) means you will accidentally delete all downloaded mail from your online Gmail mailbox. The settings shown in the instructions on Gmail's help pages may be the default client settings and may not reflect your choice to leave a copy on the server. This step is included in our Thunderbird instructions below, but if you choose to set up a different client, be sure to look for this setting. If you would like to keep all your email online in Gmail (which we recommend), pay special attention to the settings when configuring your client. Some of the default settings will delete the mail from your mailbox once it is downloaded, which may not be what you plan to do.

Both Gmail's POP settings and the POP settings in most mail clients offer the choice of what to do with the email messages once they are downloaded by the client.

When you would like to backup your messages, you will open the client and wait for it to download your mail. (Below, we provide instructions for backing up your mail with Thunderbird, which is available for Mac, PC, and Linux.) You are going to set up the email client to download your emails using POP, which is a mail protocol - a way of downloading your mail. To back up email locally, you will need to configure an email client to download your mail. We don't recommend following these instructions unless you have a compelling reason. While most of us will NOT need to store mail locally, some may have a reason: for example, staff who are planning to leave the University and would like to leave a copy of their emails with a department. Google backs up data for the services it offers. Since Gmail stores your mail in the "cloud", it is not downloaded to your computer (stored locally).