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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Contacts / September 2007Importing my Personal Address Book from Lotus Notes into Outlook
I've tried to save my Notes Address book as a VCF file and Import it into Outlook - for some reason I can only view the last record from the Notes Address book once I've imported it. I'm exporting from Notes 6.5. I've got a lot of records, so any help would be appreciated. Thanks Start by posting a more accurate description of what you did. You cannot possibly save an entire address book as a VCF file.  SignatureRuss Valentine [MVP-Outlook] > I've tried to save my Notes Address book as a VCF file and Import it into > Outlook - for some reason I can only view the last record from the Notes > Address book once I've imported it. I'm exporting from Notes 6.5. I've > got > a lot of records, so any help would be appreciated. Thanks Russ, I must correct you, IBM Lotus Notes, V 6.x does permit you to export your entire address book into a single VCF file. It is a very nice and convenient feature for moving personal address books around between different software, computers and phones. There are consultants who must do so... SignatureRegards, Trish Sutter, PMP > Start by posting a more accurate description of what you did. > You cannot possibly save an entire address book as a VCF file. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > got > > a lot of records, so any help would be appreciated. Thanks OK. Then you cannot save all your Outlook Contacts as a single VCF file, nor can you import such a file into Outlook. Just curious. Is Outlook the only PIM program that doesn't support exporting all Contacts to a single VCF file and that can't import VCF files? It's probably wise to see what file types Outlook can import before creating a file for that purpose. SignatureRuss Valentine [MVP-Outlook] > Russ, > [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >> > got >> > a lot of records, so any help would be appreciated. Thanks If your VCF file contains multiple contacts - you'll need a 3rd party product to handle that. One such product that includes this capability in their feature list is available from http://www.sperrysoftware.com/Outlook/Vcard-Converter.asp. Another is available from: http://vcard4outlook.4team.biz/?page=http://www.outlook4team.com/download.asp?catID=3. Have no personal experience with any of them. Karl __________________________________________ Karl Timmermans - The Claxton Group ContactGenie - Importer 1.3 / DataPorter 2.0 "Power contact importers for MS Outlook '2000/2003" http://www.contactgenie.com > I've tried to save my Notes Address book as a VCF file and Import it into > Outlook - for some reason I can only view the last record from the Notes > Address book once I've imported it. I'm exporting from Notes 6.5. I've > got > a lot of records, so any help would be appreciated. Thanks Karl, this reply is great. I used the first plugin and have already recommended it to others. Thank you! > If your VCF file contains multiple contacts - you'll need a 3rd party > product to handle that. One such product that includes this capability in [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > got > > a lot of records, so any help would be appreciated. Thanks Thanks Karl, I used the Sperry one and worked perfect for LN 6.5 and Outlook 2007 > If your VCF file contains multiple contacts - you'll need a 3rd party > product to handle that. One such product that includes this capability in [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > got > > a lot of records, so any help would be appreciated. Thanks |
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