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office 2010 beta export/import:
1. file
2. open
3. import
4. you should now see the old import and export wizard
1. file
2. open
3. import
4. you should now see the old import and export wizard
I took ages to find this too.
Click on the File tab (extreme LHS of the "ribbon") at the bottom of the list on the navigation pane down the LHS is Business Contact Manager, click on this & Import Export is at the top of the list that opens up in the centre pane. Click on that button for the Import / Export options.
I hope this helps.
Click on the File tab (extreme LHS of the "ribbon") at the bottom of the list on the navigation pane down the LHS is Business Contact Manager, click on this & Import Export is at the top of the list that opens up in the centre pane. Click on that button for the Import / Export options.
I hope this helps.
After finally finding the Import/Export link, I get the following message when I attempt to either import or export my contacts:
Translation Error
An error has occurred in the OLSAM translator while trying to attach a translator.
Internal error: Invalid SAM ID
I am running Outlook 2010 Beta on a 64 bit Dell with Windows 7 Premium.
Translation Error
An error has occurred in the OLSAM translator while trying to attach a translator.
Internal error: Invalid SAM ID
I am running Outlook 2010 Beta on a 64 bit Dell with Windows 7 Premium.
Guys,
I have the exact same problem. It is clearly a bug in Outlook 2010 beta. But I was impatient to import my Gmail contacts into Outlook, so I worked around the problem, using my Hotmail account as a go-between:
1. Export Gmail contacts to a Outlook .csv file
2. Log in to Hotmail (the webmail version, not through Outlook)
3. Import your Gmail contacts into Hotmail (it will create a mess if you have kept different contact lists)
4. Make sure Outlook 2010 is configured with your Hotmail (using the Outlook Connector)
5. In Outlook, click on Contacts. All your Hotmail contacts should be there.
6. Simply copy/paste your contacts from the Hotmail contacts to the Gmail contacts. You can copy wholesale, or by group, or individually, doesn't matter. I tried drag and drop, that DOESN'T work. Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V work, on the other hand.
As a result, Outlook 2010 is still buggy, but I now have all my Gmail contacts in Outlook 2010.
Good luck with that!
I have the exact same problem. It is clearly a bug in Outlook 2010 beta. But I was impatient to import my Gmail contacts into Outlook, so I worked around the problem, using my Hotmail account as a go-between:
1. Export Gmail contacts to a Outlook .csv file
2. Log in to Hotmail (the webmail version, not through Outlook)
3. Import your Gmail contacts into Hotmail (it will create a mess if you have kept different contact lists)
4. Make sure Outlook 2010 is configured with your Hotmail (using the Outlook Connector)
5. In Outlook, click on Contacts. All your Hotmail contacts should be there.
6. Simply copy/paste your contacts from the Hotmail contacts to the Gmail contacts. You can copy wholesale, or by group, or individually, doesn't matter. I tried drag and drop, that DOESN'T work. Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V work, on the other hand.
As a result, Outlook 2010 is still buggy, but I now have all my Gmail contacts in Outlook 2010.
Good luck with that!
Dear Gus,
You should get to File> Import and Export menu and then just follow up
with the instructions. You must make sure that the values are separated
by commas so that the contacts get copied properly.
Thank you.
You should get to File> Import and Export menu and then just follow up
with the instructions. You must make sure that the values are separated
by commas so that the contacts get copied properly.
Thank you.
It really drives me crazy when people respond to questions without taking the time to read the whole question. Gus, the question was in regards to exporting Outlood data from OUTLOOK 2010. There is no File>Import Export in Outlook 2010. I haven't been able to figure it out either, other than taking the .pst file from the back end.
Jan 26, 2010 at 08:33 AM
Apr 5, 2010 at 11:12 AM
Being digging through mounds of dung on the web trying to get this done..
:)
Jun 6, 2010 at 10:05 PM
Worked for me too! phew!
Oct 30, 2010 at 06:45 PM