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walterbyrd 12-14-2009 01:17 PM

Trying to transfer from address book from outlook 2000 to thunderbird
 
I have a client how likes windows 2000, and office 2000. Her outlook box got too full and that totally killed outlook. Msft provides tools to fix this, but none of them work. I managed to switch her over to thunderbird, and I got the messages transferred over, but not the address book - only the email addresses transferred.

I can not export outlook 2000 into office 2002, and I don't think office 2007 will work either.

I have heard of transferring the addresses into outlook express, and then transferring to outlook. Will that work? Any other ideas?

pierre2 12-15-2009 06:40 AM

To import contacts in Thunderbird, go to Tools > Import.
The Import dialog will open; choose Address Books and click Next.

Choose the email client from which you will import an address book, and click Next. (Alternatively, you can choose to export from outlook into LDIF, tab-delimited or comma-separated files, save & import.

If the operation was successful, you should receive a message like "Addresses successfully imported from [blank] - Imported address book contacts"

miramarcos 11-04-2014 11:19 AM

not able to import address book in thunderbird
 
Hi, looking up in Ubuntu website help, it is suggested to put the address file in the right place, so not in the documents, where else to save it to, in order to import it under -tools, addressbook .
many thanks,
miramarcos

Habitual 11-04-2014 12:46 PM

outlook or outlook express?

miramarcos 11-05-2014 03:50 AM

had w7 with live mail contacts, thanks
miramarcos

Habitual 11-05-2014 08:08 AM

Methods to Export
A word of advice, don't necro-post 5 year old threads. Start a new one. ;)


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