Exchange to Notes Conversion
Version 12.01.01
Shareware
$129.00
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Kernel for Exchange to Lotus Notes Conversion tool is
proficient software that helps both individual users &
system administrators for performing hassle-free and
accurate conversion from Exchange EDB or PST format to
Lotus Notes NSF file format. With the help of this
tool, you can easily migrate Exchange mailbox items
like emails, contacts, calendars, journals, tasks,
notes, etc to NSF format in an easy manner. This
software is developed with unique features in order to
provide dual combined functions as migration of both
Outlook PST file and Exchange EDB database files to
Lotus Notes .NSF files.
As Lotus Notes offers more flexibility and consistent
email environment in all operating system so many
organizations think that it may be more reliable email
environment & thus they have to perform EDB to NSF
migration. Furthermore, Lotus Notes acts as an
excellent messaging and collaborative system along with
the facility of easy document sharing. It provides you
facility to directly convert your Exchange Server
mailbox items to Lotus Notes environment without losing
any data. Kernel for Exchange to Lotus Notes conversion
tool saves the converted PST file into a new or an
existing NSF file. It makes an Outlook folder in the
“Folders” section of NSF application where it displays
all the converted items from Exchange server to Lotus
Notes. It is equipped with self-descriptive and GUI
interfaces so that even a non-technical user can easily
work on the software and perform such email conversion.
The software is supports MS Outlook 97, 98, 2000, 2003,
2007, 2010 and Lotus Notes 6.0, 6.5, 7.0, 8.0 and 8.5
on Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2003, 2000 and 98. It is
available with free evaluation version which can be
downloaded from the site. By using this trial version
you can get experience of an easy email migration but
with limited features. For more details:
www.exchangetonotes.com
proficient software that helps both individual users &
system administrators for performing hassle-free and
accurate conversion from Exchange EDB or PST format to
Lotus Notes NSF file format. With the help of this
tool, you can easily migrate Exchange mailbox items
like emails, contacts, calendars, journals, tasks,
notes, etc to NSF format in an easy manner. This
software is developed with unique features in order to
provide dual combined functions as migration of both
Outlook PST file and Exchange EDB database files to
Lotus Notes .NSF files.
As Lotus Notes offers more flexibility and consistent
email environment in all operating system so many
organizations think that it may be more reliable email
environment & thus they have to perform EDB to NSF
migration. Furthermore, Lotus Notes acts as an
excellent messaging and collaborative system along with
the facility of easy document sharing. It provides you
facility to directly convert your Exchange Server
mailbox items to Lotus Notes environment without losing
any data. Kernel for Exchange to Lotus Notes conversion
tool saves the converted PST file into a new or an
existing NSF file. It makes an Outlook folder in the
“Folders” section of NSF application where it displays
all the converted items from Exchange server to Lotus
Notes. It is equipped with self-descriptive and GUI
interfaces so that even a non-technical user can easily
work on the software and perform such email conversion.
The software is supports MS Outlook 97, 98, 2000, 2003,
2007, 2010 and Lotus Notes 6.0, 6.5, 7.0, 8.0 and 8.5
on Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2003, 2000 and 98. It is
available with free evaluation version which can be
downloaded from the site. By using this trial version
you can get experience of an easy email migration but
with limited features. For more details:
www.exchangetonotes.com
Program details
Publisher
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http://www.exchangetonotes.com/Platforms
Windows 95<br>Windows 98<br>Windows 2000<br>WindowFile size
10117 KBFile date
12/27/2012License
SharewareExpiration info
Installation
Install & UninstallRecord updated
12/28/2012