Try Lotus Notes to Google synchronizer to import Address Book to Gmail

To import Address Book to Gmail, get conversion of NSF to Gmail software that easily synchronize Lotus Notes contacts to Gmail.This Lotus Notes to Google conversion tool can convert Notes contacts to Gmail, provides you to preview all Lotus Notes items and keeps the Metadata information. IBM Notes contacts to Gmail converter tool can successfully convert Notes Address Book i.e. names.nsf into CSV file and after conversion process you can easily import these CSV files into Google Gmail using import option. Software imports Address Book to Gmail with its all fields such as first name, last name, middle name, email address etc. Lotus Notes to Gmail tool works with all Lotus Notes application (8.6, 7.0, 6.5 and 5.0) and converts names.nsf file to Gmail. To experience the functionalities of Lotus Notes contacts to Gmail software, Simply see software efficiency thru demonstration which is avilable at free of cost. you can easily use demo version and converts only 10 contacts from Notes to Gmail of Google Apps . when you get satisfied then quickly purchase full licensed version at very affordable price only at $49.

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

What's new in this release:
Software include some extra features and greater performance then before

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