Hello Brien, You did better than I did. I never figured out the carriage return part. I did have to rename the fields in the CSV file, otherwise the actual email part of the address was missing because the field name was "email address", not just "email". Then after the import I noticed all those extra entries with just a part of a phone number, address, whatever.. I was, to say the least a little PISSED, frustrated, etc. and I had to take MORE time to delete those entries, figure out which contacts were missing the info, and add the info back. Not fun, not nice, and not what I expected. definitely a sore point for me, and my fellow outlook/eudora users trying to move their data.
Paul BK> Ok, BK> This is a follow up to my Migrating nightmares. First off, I must say BK> that I am EXTREMELY disappointed in the Importing capabilities of The Bat! Even as BK> painful as it is, I still registered it. BK> 2) Edit the CSV file and change all the titles to match those expected BK> by The Bat! BK> If you try and MAP the fields in the import dialog those fields will be BK> excluded in the import! This was the biggest problem out of them all BK> and I didn't figure that out until the end. VERY Frustrating. Once I BK> was done with that I also went through and removed any extra carriage BK> returns that a row into multiple lines. BK> I also deleted any extra columns that I didn't want or have data in. -- Best regards, Paul ________________________________________________________ Current Ver: 1.60c FAQ : http://faq.thebat.dutaint.com Unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Archives : http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com Moderators : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] TBTech List: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
