How can I transfer Comcast email contacts into Outlook 2007?

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Geej

I want to move from Comcast webmail to Outlook 2007 on my Dell PC, Vista OS.
Browser is Google Chrome. I've set up Outlook easily enough, and am
successfully sending and receiving messages, but am having trouble exporting
Comcast Contacts to import into Outlook 2007.

Comcast's export options are these formats: Palm Pilot ABA, MS Outlook CSV
(which seems to be what I'd want), MS Outlook Express, and Netscape
Communicator LDF. I chose MS Outlook CSV, and clicked export button. A file
titled Webmail.csv is created and docked on the taskbar. I've opened it, and
found an Excel spreadsheet of the contacts. Now what?!

I went to MS Outlook > File > Import/Export and brought up the wizard.
Can't seem to find the magic combination of action and file type to import.
What's next??

Thanks for any help!
 
R

Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

Import the CSV file. What is the question? CSV is listed among the file
types you can select in the Import Wizard.
 
G

Geej

Unless I'm missing something, I don't see CSV in the Import/Export wizard of
Outlook 2007.... There is a .vcs, but that seems to refer to a vCalendar
file. Is that really what I want?
G

Russ Valentine said:
Import the CSV file. What is the question? CSV is listed among the file
types you can select in the Import Wizard.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Geej said:
I want to move from Comcast webmail to Outlook 2007 on my Dell PC, Vista
OS.
Browser is Google Chrome. I've set up Outlook easily enough, and am
successfully sending and receiving messages, but am having trouble
exporting
Comcast Contacts to import into Outlook 2007.

Comcast's export options are these formats: Palm Pilot ABA, MS Outlook
CSV
(which seems to be what I'd want), MS Outlook Express, and Netscape
Communicator LDF. I chose MS Outlook CSV, and clicked export button. A
file
titled Webmail.csv is created and docked on the taskbar. I've opened it,
and
found an Excel spreadsheet of the contacts. Now what?!

I went to MS Outlook > File > Import/Export and brought up the wizard.
Can't seem to find the magic combination of action and file type to
import.
What's next??

Thanks for any help!
 
M

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

File->Import/Export->From another program or file->Comma Separated Values
(.csv).

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
ALWAYS post your Outlook version.
How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375


After furious head scratching, Geej asked:

| Unless I'm missing something, I don't see CSV in the Import/Export
| wizard of Outlook 2007.... There is a .vcs, but that seems to refer
| to a vCalendar file. Is that really what I want?
| G
|
| "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:
|
|| Import the CSV file. What is the question? CSV is listed among the
|| file types you can select in the Import Wizard.
|| --
|| Russ Valentine
|| [MVP-Outlook]
|| ||| I want to move from Comcast webmail to Outlook 2007 on my Dell PC,
||| Vista OS.
||| Browser is Google Chrome. I've set up Outlook easily enough, and am
||| successfully sending and receiving messages, but am having trouble
||| exporting
||| Comcast Contacts to import into Outlook 2007.
|||
||| Comcast's export options are these formats: Palm Pilot ABA, MS
||| Outlook CSV
||| (which seems to be what I'd want), MS Outlook Express, and Netscape
||| Communicator LDF. I chose MS Outlook CSV, and clicked export
||| button. A file
||| titled Webmail.csv is created and docked on the taskbar. I've
||| opened it, and
||| found an Excel spreadsheet of the contacts. Now what?!
|||
||| I went to MS Outlook > File > Import/Export and brought up the
||| wizard. Can't seem to find the magic combination of action and file
||| type to import.
||| What's next??
|||
||| Thanks for any help!
 

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