So, I downloaded it, converted the OLM to PST, and imported the PST into an Outlook Profile I had set up for testing on the PC. Meanwhile, they suggested downloading the free trial version first. I wouldn't mind paying $199 for a tool that would save me 60 hours of work, but they could not explain to me why the more expensive version would work better, nor did it offer better support. I knew better, as the PST file import to an Exchange Account in Outlook will do the same thing, therefore I didn’t need their $199 version for that specific purpose. Stellar - The first thing that alerted me with Stellar was during our first chat about whether their converter would bring the Calendar Category with it, they immediately tried to move me from their $39 version to their $199 version, saying I would need that to get my data to Office 365. Here goes.īottom line, I will be moving my Outlook for Mac Calendar data manually, line by line, to my Exchange account. Thanks from an accountant trying to do computer things!
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Or maybe someone has actually done this before and KNOWS how to do it! I know several tools are out there but would like some input from someone who has tried them. Is there a better way? A 3rd-party tool? I searched for a tool on this website, but did not find one. Using this process for all events back to 2006 will take me about 60 hours. Even in list mode, I can only move 1 event line at a time! (While many event lines can be highlighted in list mode, they will not drop when dragged to the Exchange account Calendar). However, getting my Calendar data (all the way back to 2006) off the local storage of the Mac (called On My Computer) is proving to be VERY tedious. Those were fairly straightforward processes. I have already moved all the email, all the contacts, & all the tasks. Ultimately, this data will end up in PC Outlook. Apparently I am trying to do something difficult! I am moving all my Outlook for Mac data from Mac local storage to my Exchange account also on the Mac.
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