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Jan,
Your best bet is to get a copy of Dawn, which is a program that can
convert your OE address book from OE format to one of a number
(including from memory, Pegasus) that could be recognised by TB.
Its freeware and available from a number of software libraries. I
seem to remember seeing it on Softseek (www.softseek.com).
Graham
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On 08/10/00 at 17:15 Jan Rifkinson wrote:
>JR>> 2. What do TB! mavens suggest is the best format to use when
>JR>> importing an address book from Outlook Express. I see
>JR>> specific formats set out for Pegasus & Eurdora but not
>JR>> Outlook Express which is probably the most widely used
>JR>> emailer [ at least in the U.S. ]
>
>A.> I'll leave that for the likes of Ming and other prior OE
>A.> users. :-)
>
> Is there someone who has made the transition from
> Outlook Express to TB! who can answer the above
> question? Many thanks.
>
>Jan Rifkinson
>
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