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Also, you may navigate to the TakeOut by following the below illustrations available within your account:

 

Step	View
1	Select My Account	Image Modified
2	Select Account Preferences	Image Modified
3	Select Delete products (note, it is recommended to avoid options to delete your products unless you are absolutely certain you want to do so). The forward arrow below will simply take you to the area for downloading your data.	Image Modified
4	Select DOWNLOAD DATA. This will take you to the Production selection page (note, Google will add future products to this list as they are released).	Image Modified
5	To get familiar with this page, you may want to un-select all products (via Select none button, then individually select a product or two.	Image Modified Image Modified
6	Select the Next button.	Image Modified
7	Here you can specify your desired output zip file type (.zip, .tgz, .tbz). Also you can specify the delivery method to perform a direct download to your PC, or save to GDrive.	Image Modified
8	After the export process is complete, Google will retain for one week.	Image Modified
9	Email notification (if requested) will be available in your Gmail in-box with a convenient link back to your archive section.	Image Modified

Handling Exports to Import to your new Google account

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Note, some Google products may not be setup to accept imports such as Google Keep. However you will at least be able to retain your data for future uses.

Takeout Gmail

 

Step	View
1	To extract your Gmail, unselect all of the other services. Then, select the Mail service only.	Image Modified
2	Click the down arrow next to Mail to expand the GMail options	Image Modified
3	You may select desired labels to include in the export.	Image Modified
4	Your Mail archive is ready for build, just select the Next button	Image Modified
5	You will see the following archive/export dialog box.	Image Modified
6	As with other exports, you will receive an email notification with a link to your archive (or, return to this Takeout area again to manage your archives)	Image Modified

Note, the Mail archive will be in .mbox format.

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• How to View Gmail Export Locally on your Computer, go here:
• How to load your mbox export to Gmail account via 3rd Party tools, go here:
• Create Gmail exports/imports via GYB utility, go here
• Google Open source tools to import mail into Gmail, go here Sending (actually bulk forwarding) email to another user or email account (to access the Email Forwarding Tool, click here and our FAQ is here)

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