If you are graduating this semester, we highly recommend that you read our 2015 Graduation page. This page is only meant for students preparing to graduate from McCombs.

If you did not make your own backup copy of your mailbox, we will provide you with a copy of your mailbox after your account is deleted. Your mailbox backup will be available for download through McCombs Online Resources a few days after your account deletion date. To find out what your account deletion date is, go to our 2015 Graduation page. Follow the instructions below to download your mailbox back-up. Your mailbox backup will be available for approximitely one month. Check our 2015 Graduation page for the exact date. After this date, you will not be able to download your mailbox.

Download your Mailbox Back-up

1. Go to https://secure.mccombs.utexas.edu/mor.
2. Log in with your UT-EID.
3. Click Update Profile.
4. Click Email Forwarding tab.
5. At the top of the Email Forwarding Settings pane, click on the link PST FILE DOWNLOAD.
6. In the pop-up window, select Save and save the zip file to your Desktop.
7. Double-click on the .zip file to open it.
8. Follow the instructions below to open this file in Outlook.

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View Your Mailbox Backup Through Outlook

After your McCombs mailbox is deleted, your regular Outlook profile will no longer work. You will need to set up a new Outlook profile to access your mailbox backup (either a copy you made or the one you downloaded from McCombs Online Resources), any archive folders you have, and any other email accounts you check through Outlook.

Instructions for Outlook 2010

1. If Outlook is open, close it.
2. From your Start menu, open the Control Panel.
3. Double-click Mail. (If you do not see Mail, click Switch to classic view on the left.)
4. Click Show Profiles.
5. Click Add.
6. Name your profile and click OK.
7. In Add a New e-mail Account Click Cancel.
8. Click OK.
9. Select Always use this profile and select the new profile or Prompt for a profile to be used from the drop-down list.
10. Click OK.
11. Open Outlook.  If you're prompted to open a profile, choose the profile you just created.
12. At the Outlook Startup window, click Next.
13. Select No and click Next.
14. Check "Continue with no e-mail support" and click Finish.
15. Go to the File tab and select Open > Open Outlook Data File.
16. Browse to your email backup file and click OK.

NOTE: Unless you attach another email account to Outlook, Outlook is an email reader only. You cannot send emails unless you attach Outlook to an active email account.

If you have another email account that you want to view through Outlook, you can add that account at this point, or come back later and add it. We do not support other email accounts and cannot provide information on how to set up these accounts. You will need to talk to the other email account's administrators or look in their help files for information on how to set them up through Outlook.

Instructions for Outlook 2007

1. If Outlook is open, close it.
2. From your Start menu, open the Control Panel.
3. Double-click Mail. (If you do not see Mail, click Switch to classic view on the left.)
4. Click Show Profiles.
5. Click Add.
6. Name your profile and click OK.
7. In Add a New e-mail Account Click Cancel.
8. Click OK.
9. Select Always use this profile and select the new profile or Prompt for a profile to be used from the drop-down list.
10. Click OK.
11. Open Outlook.
12. At the Outlook Startup window, click Next.
13. Select No and click Next.
14. Check "Continue with no e-mail support" and click Finish.
15. Go to the File menu or tab and select Open > Outlook Data File.
16. Browse to your email backup file and click OK.

NOTE: Unless you attach another email account to Outlook, Outlook is an email reader only. You cannot send emails unless you attach Outlook to an active email account.

If you have another email account that you want to view through Outlook, you can add that account at this point, or come back later and add it. We do not support other email accounts and cannot provide information on how to set up these accounts. You will need to talk to the other email account's administrators or look in their help files for information on how to set them up through Outlook.

Instructions for Outlook 2003

1. If Outlook is open, close it.
2. Open the Control Panel by going to Start > Control Panel or Start > Settings > Control Panel.
3. If you are in Category View, switch to Classic View by clicking Switch to Classic View on the left side of the Control Panel.
4. Double-click on Mail.
5. Click Show Profiles.
6. Click Add.
7. Give the profile a name, such as "Graduate" and click OK.
8. Select "Add a new e-mail account" and click OK.
9. Click Cancel.
10. On the pop-up window, click OK.
11. In the Mail window, select "Always use this profile" and select your new profile.
12. Click OK.
13. Open Outlook.
14. At the Outlook Startup window, click Next.
15. Select No and click Next.
16. Check Continue with no e-mail support and click Finish.
17. Go to the File menu or tab and select Open > Outlook Data File.
18. Browse to your email backup file and click OK.
19. A second "Personal Folders" will open in the Mail Folder list. This contains your McCombs email account! If you go to the Calendar or Contacts section, you can view your McCombs items by selecting "Calendar in Personal Folders" or "Contacts in Personal Folders".
20. If you have an archive folder, you can open it by following steps 17 - 18 and browsing to your archive file.

NOTE: Unless you attach another email account to Outlook, Outlook is an email reader only. You cannot send emails unless you attach Outlook to an active email account.

If you have another email account that you want to view through Outlook, you can add that account at this point, or come back later and add it. We do not support other email accounts and cannot provide information on how to set up these accounts. You will need to talk to the other email account's administrators or look in their help files for information on how to set them up through Outlook.

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