Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Changed your company? Now want to convert Outlook to Notes?

Altered aspirations, numerous choices to explore, hunger for success, adjustment problems in any organization, these and various other such reasons make a person change his company. This can also be a cause of trouble for him if the new company uses a different email client than it was in his previous company. Most of the users in such situations do need all their email data transferred from previous email platform to the new one. Many a times it happens that you change your company and find Lotus Notes email environment in the new office unlike MS Outlook as in the previous organization; then comes the need to convert Outlook to Notes. So a change of company might lead to a change of email environment from MS Outlook to Lotus Notes for you. Thus demanding email conversion from .pst files to .nsf files.

How to export PST to NSF? A question that might be haunting you after you changed your company and now you have to work in Notes environment and not Outlook as before. The apt answer to this is an Outlook to NSF converter software. Now the next question that will take birth in your mind will be – How to transfer Outlook to Notes safely, quickly, comfortably and in a pocket friendly manner? The apt answer to this is SysTools Outlook to Notes converter tool. It is safe because it does not alter any data information while converting PST file to NSF file format. It is easy because it has very user friendly interface and simple steps of the email migration process that anyone can learn. It is quick because the PST to NSF conversion process completes in just a few minutes and does not require you to give out a large amount of your precious time. It is pocket friendly because it costs only $129 for the Personal License.

So, if you have changed your company, then don’t change your relaxation by getting tensed about Outlook to Notes migration because SysTools is ready for your help.

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