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Sat, 27 Dec 2003
How to move your Outlook address book to the Mac
One of the things that I hadn't gotten around to doing was to try to move my data from my Outlook address book on the Window box into my Address Book on the PowerBook. I did a fair amount of googling that turned up solutions that involved programs written atop libpst. This didn't work for me.
What ended up working for me was simple and easy:
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- Go to your Outlook contacts
- Select the contents you want to transfer (select all is fine too)
- Go to the Action menu and select forward as vCard
- Mail the contacts to yourself
- On the Mac, save the attachments into a directory
- Drag the vCard files onto the Address Book app
Check out Outlook2Mac from www.littlemachines.com. Runs on Windows, and extracts mail, contacts, and calendar information from Outlook and stores it as files that can be copied and imported into the OS X applications.
Was a huge timesaver for me the couple of times I've used it.
Posted by Juan Collas at Sat Jan 10 15:47:15 2004
Was a huge timesaver for me the couple of times I've used it.
Posted by Juan Collas at Sat Jan 10 15:47:15 2004
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