Export NSF to PST
Version 14.07.01
Shareware
$250.00
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You might want to switch from IBM Lotus Notes (NSF) to
user-friendly MS Outlook (PST). Using an authentic
third party software is the best way to export NSF to
PST format. Kernel for Lotus Notes to Outlook is one
such reliable software that efficiently converts all
Lotus Notes email items like emails, contacts, notes,
calendar, tasks, drafts, etc. into MS Outlook in a very
short span of time. The software uses dual scan modes –
Standard Mode and Advanced Mode - for effective NSF to
PST conversion. Standard mode swiftly converts both
Lotus Notes NSF files and Domino Server files to PST
format or Exchange Server. However, Advanced mode
allows you to convert multiple NSF files and Domino
files to PST format. The software also let you save the
converted data at any desired location or you can also
save in Exchange Server option directly. You are also
allowed to modify Outlook’s folder name representing to
Lotus Notes mailbox folder. The smartly programmed
software supports various formats like TEXT, HTML and
RTF for saving data.
The software provides extended support to Unicode
characters migration. The software makes sure that data
integrity remains intact during entire process of NSF
to PST conversion.
Integrated with enhanced Graphical User Interface
(GUI), the software can easily be operated by anyone
without any kind of technical or non-technical
assistance. The highly advanced software supports
almost all available versions of Lotus Notes, Lotus
Domino Server, MS Outlook, MS Exchange Server and
Windows OS.
Kernel for Lotus Notes to Outlook is also available in
free trial version. Using trial version, you can
evaluate its features and functionalities. You are also
allowed to save 10 items from each folder existing in
the NSF files. To save entire converted data, you would
need to purchase the complete version of the software.
For more details: www.nsftopst.exportnotestooutlook.net
user-friendly MS Outlook (PST). Using an authentic
third party software is the best way to export NSF to
PST format. Kernel for Lotus Notes to Outlook is one
such reliable software that efficiently converts all
Lotus Notes email items like emails, contacts, notes,
calendar, tasks, drafts, etc. into MS Outlook in a very
short span of time. The software uses dual scan modes –
Standard Mode and Advanced Mode - for effective NSF to
PST conversion. Standard mode swiftly converts both
Lotus Notes NSF files and Domino Server files to PST
format or Exchange Server. However, Advanced mode
allows you to convert multiple NSF files and Domino
files to PST format. The software also let you save the
converted data at any desired location or you can also
save in Exchange Server option directly. You are also
allowed to modify Outlook’s folder name representing to
Lotus Notes mailbox folder. The smartly programmed
software supports various formats like TEXT, HTML and
RTF for saving data.
The software provides extended support to Unicode
characters migration. The software makes sure that data
integrity remains intact during entire process of NSF
to PST conversion.
Integrated with enhanced Graphical User Interface
(GUI), the software can easily be operated by anyone
without any kind of technical or non-technical
assistance. The highly advanced software supports
almost all available versions of Lotus Notes, Lotus
Domino Server, MS Outlook, MS Exchange Server and
Windows OS.
Kernel for Lotus Notes to Outlook is also available in
free trial version. Using trial version, you can
evaluate its features and functionalities. You are also
allowed to save 10 items from each folder existing in
the NSF files. To save entire converted data, you would
need to purchase the complete version of the software.
For more details: www.nsftopst.exportnotestooutlook.net
Program details
Publisher
Export NSF to PSTE-mail
Contact the publisherPlatforms
Win7 x32<br>Win7 x64<br>WinServer<br>Windows XP<br>Windows 98<br>WinVista<br>WinVista x64File size
9932 KBFile date
3/16/2015License
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