I have used Eudora for many years and wish to change to Windows Mail. Is it possible to import my Eudora addresses?

I doubt you'll find any Eudora experts here. Best to ask in a
Eudora users forum. Ask for a method to export to Outlook
Express, since that email client is more common and has
been around longer. Windows Mail can import from OE format.

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Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP


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> I have used Eudora for many years and wish to change to Windows Mail.
> Is it possible to import my Eudora addresses?
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You will need to import them to something like Thunderbird and from there to OE

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Peter

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> I have used Eudora for many years and wish to change to Windows Mail.
> Is it possible to import my Eudora addresses?
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I used to use Eudora several years ago. I now use Thunderbird, as well as
Windows Mail and Windows Live Mail. I don't think you can import your
contacts directly.

You should be able to install Thunderbird
(http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/thunderbird/), open the address book, then
click on Tools - Import - Eudora
to import the Eudora address book.
Then export the Thunderbird address book to a CSV file.
Tools - Export - save as file type = comma separated
save the file

Now in Windows Mail, or Windows Live Mail,
File - Import - Windows Contacts - CSV
find the file, map the fields, & import


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> I have used Eudora for many years and wish to change to Windows Mail.
> Is it possible to import my Eudora addresses?
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> Poppo

Thanks to all for the help.