If you’re switching your email client from Lotus Notes to MS Outlook, then you might be looking for a solution for transferring your important emails and other data to Outlook. However, you would require hiring a professional assistant to perform this task so as to maintain the accuracy of the content. Lotus to Outlook is one such remarkable assistant. The tool has been developed to ease your work by scanning, converting and transferring Lotus Notes NSF file into Outlook compatible PST file. It’s capable of processing emails with its attributes and attachments, contacts, to-do list, calendars, and journals. The tool functions conveniently to transfer your Lotus Notes data into MS Outlook 97, and 2002/3/7.

Using the Lotus to Outlook 7.5 opens with a pleasing console in addition to the necessary features for the conversion procedure. The beginning step of the process is to select the Lotus Notes Database file from your system. Selecting one, press Start Scan option to let the program check the content and would display the scanning details below. Gathering the data, it is associated with the relevant tabs that are Mail, Calendar, Contacts, To Do List, and Personal Journal. You can overview the collected data with each tab, immediately after which you can move to Export tab for carrying the conversion and transfer process. With this step, you’re options relating each tab that you can mark to recover desired data leaving the unwanted one. Following the selection of what you want to export, you also have to specify the Outlook format to be Outlook 2000/2002/XP (Ansi Format) or Outlook 2003/2007 (Unicode Format). To complete the process simply press Start Conversion in effects to which the program carry out the process and transfer the data to your Outlook.

Lotus to Outlook 7.5 software makes it a cake walk for you to convert and export your Lotus Notes .nsf file into MS Outlook .pst file so that you don’t miss any important data while switching application from former to latter. The tool is being awarded with 4 rating points for its quick functioning, smoothly operable option-set, and the capability to prevent content distortion.