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[ILUG] Converting Address books

[ILUG] Converting Address books

Raymond A Kelly ray at phbrink.ie
Wed Feb 2 18:54:11 GMT 2000


"Breathnach, Proinnsias(Dublin)" wrote:
> 
> Ray,
> NS in Windows will import MS address books, and that format *should* be
> compatible w/NS for Linux ...
> 
> <The easy way>

Thanks to everyone who replied (within minutes) as it turns out the
above was the sulution which I ended up using.

Import to Netscape under windoze & copy the relevant files to
~/.netscape 
start netscape & bang there is is..  Perfect

as for the csv suggestion, this was let down by virtue of the fact that
the POS known as M$ internet mail only wants to export one entry at as
time & that only exports to that cursed vcf crap.

selecting the whole lot & copying it out into a plain text file results
in one big long badly formatted file with each of the entries having an
entry looking like

Firstname Surname
E-mail Address(es):
  user at domain.tld

If I'd more time to hand I'd probably have fixed it up a little but the
NS-import worked well enough.

Thanks again to all who replied

	Ray ...


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