If you have Excel, or any other spreadsheet that can save in
Microsoft's variant "comma separated values"
(.csv) format, then do the
following.
1. Make a three column spreadsheet, with A1, B1, C1 being
the labels:
Name
E-mail
Notes
The above is what it looked like when I exported my contacts
in Google
Gmail .CSV format. What it accepts is probably a little
less strict
than that, see here:
http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=121
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In row 2 and down, enter the contact names in the A column,
the contact
email addresses in the B column, and the contact
"notes" (this field
can be multiline if you desire) in the C column.
2. Export the spreadsheet to a comma separated values (.csv)
file.
3. Import the .csv file into Google Gmail contacts.
*** Alternatively *** if you already have the contacts in
Outlook,
Outlook Express, or any other email client that can export
to a .CSV
file that looks anything like
http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=121
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then export the contacts from there, edit the .CSV file (in
a text
editor or in a spreadsheet program) and import that into
Google Gmail
contacts.
Dan
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