How to Transfer Outlook Calendar to Lotus Notes without any data loss?

How to Transfer Outlook Calendar to Lotus Notes? With the big enterprises preferring Lotus Notes over MS Outlook, owing to the security of the data and several other facilities, it is not usual for Outlook user to be stuck with this question. In a situation like this the PST to NSF tool comes handy, thus providing you instant solution to Copy PST Calendar Entries in Notes within minutes. The software works to Transfer Outlook Calendar to Notes with every single of its meta-information (to, cc, bcc, sent date, etc). The software carries out the conversion of the rest of the data (inbox, drafts, tasks, journals, etc) in the same method. Transfer PST Calendar Data in Notes or some other data, without having much to consider about its status being that of configured one or orphaned. Priced at $129 (personal license) and $229 (business license) the possession of the PST to NSF conversion software is all a matter of few clicks. Take a trial run of the software, with the version provided on our website for free of cost. Get 15 items from each mail folder converted through the trial run only. But the limitation of the trail version prohibits any further conversion, for that the fully operable version is required.

Requirements:
Pentium II 400 MHz, 64 MB RAM, Minimum 10 MB Space

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