Importing Mac OS X Address Book Contacts Into Outlook for Mac

Your contacts are one important part of any email software or web app/service, which you use to send and receive emails. Having an address book makes sending and receiving message easier. You don’t have to enter the recipient email addresses every time, when you send an email. Nowadays many of the email clients come with an inbuilt contact list/address book. This address book, in turn comes with a handy set of features which makes managing contacts an easy task.

Outlook is one of the popular email client software, originally for Windows, and now also has a web version, as well as Mac OS X version. If you are using a Mac OS X computer and have Outlook for Mac installed in your system, then here is a small tip for you on importing Mac OS X Address Book contacts into your Outlook. It is an easy task and can be finished in two-three steps.

All that you have to do is open your Address Book, and then drag-drop ‘All Contacts’ option of ‘Group list’, which has all the saved contacts, into your Desktop. This will create a .vcf file on the desktop. Now all you have to do is, open your ‘Outlook for Mac’ and then drag drop the .vcf file into ‘Address Book’ category present in your Outlook. That’s it.

Meanwhile if you get any errors or have problems with any features of Outlook, then it is advised to avail Microsoft Outlook technical support. You can contact good companies like SupportMart and others on this front.

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