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I have Mandriva Free 2006, with kmail 1.1.2. How can I import my Windows address book into it? I tried looking in all the menu options, but I can't find squat...
I'm running an old version of Kmail, and I'm doing this off the top of my head since I don't use kmail anymore...
You need to first export your windows address book into a text file where the fields are seperated by commas (a csv file).
Then you can open up Kmail and go to Tools > Address Book. In the Address Book window, click on File > Import > Import List and open up your saved windows file.
Right now, I'm using the m2 client that comes with opera. No problems using it whatsoever. Unfortunately, it displays html email, no option to read email as plain text, but it does compose in plain text (no html email compose, though).
Actually, I just reread your post... you're using kmail 1.1.2? That's a really old version... I'm on a redhat 7.3 box and I've got kmail 1.5.1...
I find that odd that you're running a much newer distro than me and using an old version of kmail... I wonder if this implies you're using an old version of kde...
edit: Actually this post doesn't help you with importing your windows address book problem...
edit: Looks like this is done for the windows version only, but you can do this in opera for windows and then export your opera contacts, boot into linux, and import back into opera for linux.
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