MBOX file is supported by 25+ email clients mailboxes such as Gmail, Apple Mail, SeaMonkey, Entourage, Netscape, Eudora & others. But no application exports the mailbox in PST file format. On the other hand, the manual process is useless with a large mailbox plus it does not maintain the folder hierarchy.
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Export Office 365 mailbox to PST with the help of the MailsDaddy Office 365 Backup tool. A perfect Office 365 Export PST tool that guarantees to provides 100% error-free migration from Office 365 to PST, MBOX, MSG, and EML file format. An independent Office 365 Backup Tool to migrate Exchange Online mailboxes to Outlook PST data file.

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Network Upload Method provided by the Microsoft to upload PST to Office 365 accounts. Here are the steps for this technique:

1) Login to Office 365. Setup--> Data Migration--> Upload PST file--> Import new job.
2) Provide the job name and click on Next. Choose the option Upload your data--> Next.
3) Download the Azure tool and execute the given command to it.
AzCopy.exe /Source: network path /Dest: ”SAS URL” /V: give a location where you want to save log file \AzCopy.log /Y
You require to provide the SAS URL, PST file path and the log file location.
4) Map the PST file creating the CSV. Click Select mapping file--> Validate--> Save.
5) Your PST file will be noticeable in the New Import Job page. Hit on Ready to import to Office 365 and filter your data.
You have uploaded PST to Exchange Online account.

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I've noticed recently that copying ActiveX control of type MSComctlLib.ImageListCtrl.2 (Microsoft ImageList Control, version 6.0) from one form to another is buggy.

Whenever I've attempted to copy an ImageList from one form to another recently, the object is copied but I see an error message (usually repeated twice) and the control comes in at 8cm x 5cm instead of its usual 1.005cm x 1.005cm. Any attempt to resize it results in the same error message, which usually comes up twice, presumably once for each dimension.

Actually, even if I try resizing the original object which is the correct size of 1.005cm x 1.005cm, I get the same error message.

The error message is:

Sorry, an unexpected error occurred. Please exit and restart (application name here).
If you've made recent design changed, please save your work before you exit.

In previous releases of Microsoft Access, a minimized form would display at least a few characters of the form caption before showing the restore, max, close buttons.

Sample:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AhezOlimTLoah_40R2mSOThcj5cFiQ?e=BlON97

In current builds of Access, the restore, max, close buttons consume all of the width of the minimized window, leaving no room for even a portion of the form caption to be displayed.

Sample:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AhezOlimTLoah_41HY08IxXU44DUrw?e=rpFGd1

If multiple forms are minimized, the user is no longer able to make an informed choice about which minimized Window to restore.

Suggestion:
Please make the width of minimized forms wider so that the caption (which is already there) can display at least a few characters before the restore, max, close buttons.