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 Importing other address books
If you already have information stored in another address book which 
  you want to use with the Horde groupware applications, you (probably) don't
  have to re-enter all your information.  Instead
  you can import address books from other software into Horde groupware
  in various formats.
 
Not all address books formats can be imported.  But it supports most
  common formats, including Pine, CSV (comma-delimited), vCard, and others.
 
To import addresses, you must first
  get a copy of the address book you want to import
  onto your local computer. Many mail and address book programs have an
  export function to create such a file.
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Any duplicates in the imported data will be imported again as a new card.
Please check your imported data for duplicates! 
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Importing from Microsoft Outlook
In order to import from Microsoft® Outlook™, you should
       have exported your address book using Outlook™'s Import
       and Export function, and exported to a comma delimited (CSV)
       formatted file. Use the default settings for each step of the export.
       Call the resulting file addressbook.csv, and place
       it in a known location (e.g. on your Desktop.)
      
After the file addressbook.csv has been created,
       return to Horde and do the following:
      Press 
 AddressbookPress 
 Import/ExportSelect Outlook from the
         Select the format to import from:menu
       
Select the address book you wish to import into. You can always
         import into My Addressbook. You can only
         import into a shared address book that you have permission to
         access. This is dependent on the installation. Please contact
         your administrator if you need assistance.
       
Press Browse and locate your
         addressbook.csv file you created in Outlook. Once you've found it,
         press ok, and it will be selected to be imported.
        Important: 
          You can only select one address book at a time to be imported.
         
After selecting the comma-delimited file, press the
         Import button to read the file
         into memory.
       
The Map Import Fields panel will
         appear so you can fine-tune the import settings. Outlook has a
         default field order that is taken care of by the
         Outlook import option, so changes to this
         panel usually aren't necessary.
        
Scroll down and press the Import to
        import the address book.
       
Press the 
           Browse button to see your
         address book, including your newly imported entries.
 
Importing vCards
When vCard is selected from the
        Select the format to import from: menu, you can
        import vCard format files most commonly found in e-mail attachments.
        These files typically have the filename extension
        .vcf and are not comma delimited files. 
       Importing a vCard from an email attachment. 
While reading a message that has a vCard attachment, click on the 
           icon which downloads the file to your machine. Save it to a known
          location, for example to your desktop.Select the 
 Addressbook.
Select 
           Import/Export, and go to the
          Import Panel.
Select vCard from the Select
          the format to import from: menu.
         
Select My Addressbook from the
          Select the destination to import to: menu.
         
Click the Browse button in the
          Select the file to import: 
         
Select the vCard file you saved, and press
          OK.
         
No other options need to be set. Press
           Import.
         Press
           Browse
          to see the new address book entry listed in your address book.
 
Importing from another Horde Addressbook.
With the CSV option in the
      Select the format to import from: menu, you can
      directly import files exported with the Export
      panel in the 
 Import/Export menu. 
The below procedure shows how to import a CSV file exported from
       My Addressbook
      Select the 
 Addressbook.
Select 
           Import/Export, and go to the
          Import Panel.
Select CSV from the
          Select the format to import from: menu.
         
Select the address book you wish to import into. You can always
          import into My Addressbook. You can only
          import into a shared address book that you have permission to
          access. This is dependent on the installation. Please contact your
          administrator if you need assistance.
        
Press Browse and locate your
          addressbook.csv file you created in Outlook. Once you've found
          it, press ok, and it will be selected to be imported.
         Important: 
            You can only select one address book at a time to be imported.
          
After selecting the comma-delimited file, press the
         Import button to read the file
         into memory.
       
The Map Import Fields panel will appear so you
         can fine-tune the import settings. Outlook has a default field order
         that is taken care of by the Outlook import
         option, so changes to this panel usually aren't necessary.
        
Scroll down and press Import to import the
        address book.
       
Press the 
           Browse button to see your address book,
         including your newly imported entries.
Importing Pine Address books
Open your address book.
In the address book icon bar at the top of the page, click
  the Import/Export icon.
  
Import your address book:
 
From the Select the format to import from
  menu, select Pine Address Book.
Click the Browse button to navigate among the
  files on your computer to find your pine address book
  file. Select it.
Click Import.
 
The entries will be added to your address book.
 Note: 
  Some complex addresses (distribution lists, etc) may not
  import correctly.
  
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