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Download eSoftTools NSF to PST converter software. This is a very suitable tool for Importing NSF into Outlook. Users can convert NSF to EML,PST, EML, MBOX, MSG, ICS, Yahoo, Gmail, Office 365, vCard, EMLX, HTML, and more formats. Many more functions including this tool such as splitting PST file option, recover corrupted OST file option, restore deleted mail items and more functions. If your NSF file accidently deleted, you can easily recover the NSF file in just one click. Check the free demo version and test the software performance by hit on te link given below. 

 

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Converting NSF (Notes Storage Facility) files to PST (Personal Storage Table) format manually can be a complex process due to the differences between Lotus Notes and Outlook. Here are the general steps to perform this conversion manually:

Install and Configure Lotus Notes:
Ensure you have Lotus Notes installed on your computer.
Configure your Lotus Notes email account, if it's not already set up.

Export NSF Data to CSV:
Open Lotus Notes.
Click on "File" > "Export."
Choose a location to save the export file and select "Structured Text" or "Comma Separated Value" as the export format.
Select the data you want to export (e.g., emails, contacts, calendar entries).
Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the export, and save the data in CSV format.

Install and Configure Outlook:
If you haven't already, install Microsoft Outlook on your computer.
Configure your Outlook email account or create a new one if needed.

Import CSV Data to Outlook:
Open Outlook.
Click on "File" > "Open & Export" > "Import/Export."
Choose "Import from another program or file" and click "Next."
Select "Comma Separated Values" as the file type and click "Next."
Browse to the CSV file you exported from Lotus Notes.
Choose an Outlook folder to import the data into (e.g., Inbox, Contacts, Calendar).
Follow the prompts to map the fields in the CSV file to Outlook fields and complete the import.

Verify Data:
After the import is complete, review your Outlook folders to ensure that all data from Lotus Notes has been successfully transferred.

Regards,
Peter

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