
This is beyond the scope of this article, but if you’re moving from an Exchange Server that is on site to Office 365 in the cloud, then you do not want to leave the importing of contacts up to the users.

If you’re moving from an existing Exchange server (on-premises) to Office 365, then you’ll migrate the users through the PowerShell console. Of course, if you’re an administrator or support professional, you’ll need to be able to teach others how to import their contacts.ĭepending on the system that you are importing your contacts from, there are several approaches to moving your contacts or address book into Office 365.

One of the first things you will want to do is import your contacts from other email accounts. With always on service and the ability to connect to your work email from anywhere, your productivity is sure to improve. Now Address Book is saved into virtual contact files (.VCF) and you have everything necessary to import Live Mail contacts to Outlook.If you’re a new user of Office 365, you may be excited at the ability to connect to your work email as easily as you’ve been connecting to your personal Hotmail account. Select contact fields you want to include and save your contacts if such dialow will appear.Select the location (empty directory) where exported Live Mail contact files should be saved.In the main menu ( Ctrl+M) select Export > Business Card (.VCF).Run Live Mail and choose Contacts menu or press Ctrl+Shift+C shortcut.Do the following to export Live Mail contacts: First you should export Live Mail contacts to VCF files, it can be done from Windows Address Book if your Live Mail is broken and can not be launched or from the Live Mail itself. In this article we will describe the main method of the Live Mail address book export and contacts conversion to Outlook PST file.

If you already completed the Live Mail to Outlook emails conversion, you may want to import Live Mail contacts as well.
