Yesterday, 02:26 PM
Hi folks! ?
I’m trying to move my entire Lotus Notes NSF address book into my iPhone, and I’ve hit a bit of a roadblock. I need a trustworthy tool to convert NSF contacts to VCF (.vcf) format, so I can import them easily into iOS. Think of it like unpacking old-school contact files into a sleek, modern iPhone—without dropping any names along the way. ?
After doing some digging, I came across eSoftTools Lotus Notes Address Book Converter Software. It claims to quickly extract all NSF contacts and convert them into vCard/VCF format—fully compatible with iPhones, Outlook, and more. From what I’ve read, it also preserves details like name, phone, email, job title, etc., which is a must for me.
Have any of you used this tool, or do you have other solid recommendations? I’m looking for a smooth, secure, and accurate solution—like a moving van that delivers every contact safe and sound into my Apple address book.
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I’m trying to move my entire Lotus Notes NSF address book into my iPhone, and I’ve hit a bit of a roadblock. I need a trustworthy tool to convert NSF contacts to VCF (.vcf) format, so I can import them easily into iOS. Think of it like unpacking old-school contact files into a sleek, modern iPhone—without dropping any names along the way. ?
After doing some digging, I came across eSoftTools Lotus Notes Address Book Converter Software. It claims to quickly extract all NSF contacts and convert them into vCard/VCF format—fully compatible with iPhones, Outlook, and more. From what I’ve read, it also preserves details like name, phone, email, job title, etc., which is a must for me.
Have any of you used this tool, or do you have other solid recommendations? I’m looking for a smooth, secure, and accurate solution—like a moving van that delivers every contact safe and sound into my Apple address book.