Company switching from Lotus Notes to Outlook. Any way to convert / access Notes Archive NSF Files.?
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wow that is a hard one, best suggestion would be to unarchive them with lotus before the conversion and have lotus export them to a comma deliminated format. then try and import them however you will more then likely lose some if not alot of info, i would keep a copy of that archive. Outlook 2003 shows the ability to import lotus, however i have never tried it so cant speak of guarrentees
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in outlook go to tools>options>mail format
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First save your outlook address book as a .csv file on your harddisk. by going to File > Export wizard.\n\nNext, login to your yahoo mail account and choose options and addressbook and import and choose the Microsoft Outlook's CSV file. and specify the path and go...Goodluck.
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im not to good with outlook but if u go into prefrences u should be able to find the save locations. dump outlook for Thudrbird its free made by the people who make firefox also get firefox instead of internet explorer its so much safer than IE and its free to
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I'm not sure if this is what your looking to do but here is my offer.\n\nMost email clients (including yahoo) allow you to archive your emails, if you do that then I believe you can save them as 1 file and be able to view them later.
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What? What do you want to know?\n\nThere are so many little disasters in Office and Outlook that it's impossible to give you a useful answer. As an expert Word user with near 20 years experience I still find that the only way to salvage some documents is to save them as plain text and then reimport them. One advantage of WordPerfect was that you could edit the raw tags, but Word hides them because Micro$oft knows best.\n\nOnce in a while, Outlook, which I only use at work because IT thinks MS is wonderful and the truth is IT are idiots, just loses the plot. There's a rescue tool that works about 90% of the time, but once in a while your entire email history is just fragged and that's life.\n\nSo ask a specific question.
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There is one in Microsoft Word.  \n\nHere is the path!\n\nFile - New - General Templets - Other Documents Tab - Choose from 4 Templets.  It will walk you through step by step.  Plus it is in a favorable format.  Almost every employer uses MS Word.   Good luck!
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use either of the following (depends upon report format / content):\n\nDoCmd.SendObject\nDoCmd.OutputTo\n\nThis will work if Lotus Notes is your default email provider.  Good luck!
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That would depend largly on what program in which the document was created or converted.  If you are refering to MS Office Programs, it would be relativly easy; on the other hand if you are refering to a PDF, it is a little more problematic.\n\nLet me know what program you are opening the document with and I will be glad to attempt to help you.
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In Outlook go to File>Import and Export... and choose Import from Another Program.\n\nYou will see a list of compatible formats. You will be able to import if you can persuade Incredimail to export in one of the formats listed.
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You can export your calendar from Outlook in various formats, presumably at least one of which will be importable by whatever calendar program you end up using.  I think Excel .xls and comma separated value text file at least are supported as Outlook calendar export formats.\n\nThe email you can export from Outlook and import into Outlook Express.\n\nThere should be many reviews online comparing and contrasting the various email and/or calendar programs that you can use.\n\nHave you considered Google Gmail and Google Calendar?  And of course there is also Yahoo mail and Yahoo Calendar.\n\nand\n\nEvolution for Windows\nhttp://evolution-win32.sourceforge.net/
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You can if you're using Outlook Express.  Under "File" at the top while that particular email is selected, choose "save as" and then rock and roll
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Yes, you can..but you need to use Outlook. Then outlook will create neat little files for you so that you can save it on your HD.\n\nNormally its located in your \nC:&#92;Documents and Settings\n&#92;<Login Name>\n&#92;Application Data&#92;\n&#92;Identities\n&#92;<Some whacky folder with numbers>\n\nAnd the files will be saved there.
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Are you asking about "LOTUS" Notes?  The software?
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i searched for lotus notes and found this site.\n\nhttp://cseh.best.vwh.net/\n\nthe guy on it is an expert. you can email him also with questions i guess. :)
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Go to http://addressbook.yahoo.com. Log in and you'll see an Import/Export link on the top right. Click that, and choose to export your addressbook for Microsoft Outlook. Save the file somewhere you can find it, and then you just need to import that file back into outlook.
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It is possible for pst created by outlook version 97, 2000 and xp, but its totally different if you're using pst from outlook 2003 it doesn't have backward compatibility.