
Publisher's description
Outlook2Notes is an extremely efficient program that makes Outlook to Lotus Notes data file transformation as simple as it can get for a user.
A user enters a command line argument, then lets the program go to work. Outlook2Notes communicates with your Outlook and Lotus Notes clients, prompting you to log into each program. The program extracts Outlook folder names, email messages, attachments, appointments, meetings, tasks and notes; moves this data into a Lotus Notes NSF file. A detailed log file and a screen printout are generated as the program does its work.
Outlook2Notes is "batch enabled" out of the box - no scripting or programming required! To process a single PST, isolate it in its own directory. To process multiple PSTs, group the PSTs in a set of folders. Outlook2Notes automatically recurses through the entire folder structure, starting at the folder specified when the program is started, and processes each PST found sequentially.
What makes this product superior to competing products? It is fast, affordable; written, supported and used by a litigation support technology professional with years of conversion experience.
Size: 5.43MB
Cost: $160.00
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