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Mac Forum / Applications / Other MS Products / August 2007Transferring Windows Mail/Calendar/Contacts Data to MAC
I am a new convert to Mac. I want to have all my data (including archived emails, contacts, and calendar) showing up in the Mail and iCalendar etc. on the Mac. In Windows I would export a .pst file and open that on the new computer. Is there a way to do this when migrating from Windows to MAC? I'm afraid you've found your way into a group for MS product on the Mac. Neither Mail nor iCal are MS Products but you may find the answers you need in the Apple Discussions forums. Start here: http://discussions.apple.com/index.jspa If you decide to use Entourage instead or have any need for assistance with other Office:Mac software please don't hesitate to return. You may also find the following site helpful if you do use Office: http://www.microsoft.com/mac/ That site also provides links to the appropriate COMMUNITIES so you can post your questions to the respective group... This one isn't very active as you can see;) HTH |:>) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac On 7/29/07 7:58 AM, in article 2D0A5F56-BE5B-493B-A2D0-581A805137AE@microsoft.com, "Mark" > I am a new convert to Mac. I want to have all my data (including archived > emails, contacts, and calendar) showing up in the Mail and iCalendar etc. on > the Mac. In Windows I would export a .pst file and open that on the new > computer. Is there a way to do this when migrating from Windows to MAC? > I am a new convert to Mac. I want to have all my data (including archived > emails, contacts, and calendar) showing up in the Mail and iCalendar etc. on > the Mac. In Windows I would export a .pst file and open that on the new > computer. Is there a way to do this when migrating from Windows to MAC? Mark- I recently came across a program called Emailchemy. It claims to be capable of converting .pst files to match other mail programs. I tried the demo version of Emailchemy on an old .pst file from when I used Outlook on a Macintosh at work. I had simply renamed the original file by adding the .pst suffix. Emailchemy was told it was from the Windows version of Outlook, and it translated the file successfully. If I was serious about converting .pst files, I would purchase the program. If you are interested, look up Emailchemy at www.versiontracker.com. Fred I used Outlook to Mac but I think it's now called MessageSave, since I can't find Outlook to Mac. The product was a Windows based app that would first export all your mail folders, then allow you to import them into either the Mac email client or Entourage. It worked fine for me. Messagesave: http://www.techhit.com/outlook/export_import_outlook_mac.html?s=g&gclid=CN6D iMXl5o0CFQcdYwodfkJv0w Also the Apple Support Forums list this. http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/email_chat/pstimporttoolforentourage20 04formac.html PST Import Tool for Entourage. I don't know about the iCalendar stuff, you might have to export to an intermediary, like Google Calendar. I've gone to that because people can subscribe to it, while Entourage apparently doesn't have that feature in the current version. I could be wrong though. Al in PT On 7/29/07 9:59 AM, in article fmmck-CDD393.12595029072007@nntp.aioe.org, >> I am a new convert to Mac. I want to have all my data (including archived >> emails, contacts, and calendar) showing up in the Mail and iCalendar etc. on [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Fred Wow! Just what I needed. Al Bergstein felt like saying: > Messagesave: > http://www.techhit.com/outlook/export_import_outlook_mac.html?s=g&gclid=CN6D > iMXl5o0CFQcdYwodfkJv0w |
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