Just transferred from Eudora 5.2 to Outlook 2003, so I have a string of
questions on how the address book works in Outlook.

Q3
(I probably should have asked this first!) What's the best way to import the
addresses from Eudora 5.2 to Outlook 2003? I'm hoping I can keep the
group/folder structure that I had in Eudora, but as a newcomer to Outlook -
I'm not quite sure what the equivelents of Eudora's address "Folders" in
Outlook are.

Thanks

The best way to import contacts from any 3rd party program into outlook 2003
is to export contacts from the 3rd party program as .CSV file and import the
contact using the file-->import/export feature in outlook, but remember we
will have to map the fields, thats when the contacts would show up in the
right format in outlook 2003.

"Chris Glen" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:C25239ED-0C33-4965-9CAA-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Just transferred from Eudora 5.2 to Outlook 2003, so I have a string of
> questions on how the address book works in Outlook.
>
> Q3
> (I probably should have asked this first!) What's the best way to import
> the
> addresses from Eudora 5.2 to Outlook 2003? I'm hoping I can keep the
> group/folder structure that I had in Eudora, but as a newcomer to
> Outlook -
> I'm not quite sure what the equivelents of Eudora's address "Folders" in
> Outlook are.
>
> Thanks

Chris Glen <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> (I probably should have asked this first!) What's the best way to
> import the addresses from Eudora 5.2 to Outlook 2003? I'm hoping I
> can keep the group/folder structure that I had in Eudora, but as a
> newcomer to Outlook - I'm not quite sure what the equivelents of
> Eudora's address "Folders" in Outlook are.

I think the best way is to import your Eudora data into Outlook Express and
then export it from there to Outlook.
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Brian Tillman