[MacDV] Re: (OT) Mac mail and addressbooks

Ed Holt ed at sheepnoirfilms.com
Tue Dec 3 15:35:06 PST 2002


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[mailto:MacDV at lists.themacintoshguy.com]On Behalf Of Mark M. Florida
Sent: Tuesday, December 03, 2002 3:09 PM
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Subject: [MacDV] Re: (OT) Mac mail and addressbooks


Hmmm... are we talking about "Outlook" (for MS Exchange) or "Outlook
Express" (Microsoft's free internet e-mail client)?

Scott, you're right if talking about Outlook Express -- it only creates
a text clipping when dragging from the Address Book list.  How
annoying.  This seems like a basic feature, but it only works with
Entourage, which is only included as part of the Office software suite.
  How about "Outlook" (*not* "Express") -- anyone have any knowledge
about how Outlook handles exporting of addresses?  The work-around
through Netscape seems like a good but possibly tedious procedure...
but if you have a lot of addresses to move, it would sure beat typing
them all back in...

;-)

- Mark

On Tuesday, December 3, 2002, at 01:48  PM, Scott Baldwin wrote:

> Outlook OS9 only exports as a text file.  I believe export is under
> the file menu.  Jaguar address book does not import text file
> addresses.
>
> I imported the Outlook text file into Netscape, (import addresses
> under file menu, Internet Explorer doesn't have this capacity).
>
> Netscape  exports addresses as a .ldif file,  which Jaguar address
> book can import.  Worked fine.
>
> Scott
>
>
> On Tuesday, December 3, 2002, at 02:13 PM, Matthew Guemple wrote:
>
>> Sorry to post this here... but I thought someone might have a clue.
>> I am trying to get
>> email addresses from OS9 outlook into either Palm 4.0 or Jaguar
>> address book.
>> the problem is I can get the names to sync up but cannot figure out
>> how to get outlook to export the email addresses as well...
>> anythoughts?
>> thanks.
>> reply offline if you like.
>> m
>>
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