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Suggest that you empty your contact folder and re-import the contacts again using the option when it presents itself making sure that the email address is mapped to the actual Mail Address field as opposed to the root Mail field and do NOT import anything to the Mail Address Type field which will default.

• Import Csv File To Windows 10 Mail

In Windows 7 and 8, there is a Contacts folder in your user directory. This folder can be useful if you have your contacts in a single .vcf file and want to move them into a .csv file for importing into programs like Outlook 2013.

To import contacts from a single .vcf file into your Contacts folder, open the Contacts folder at the following location in Windows Explorer.

C:Users%username%Contacts

On the toolbar, click Import. If the Import button is not visible on the toolbar, click the >> button and select Import from the drop-down menu.

The Import to Windows Contacts dialog box displays. Select vCard (VCF file) from the list and click Import.

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On the Select a vCard file for import dialog box, navigate to the folder containing your .vcf file. Select the file and click Open.

The Properties dialog box displays for each contact in the .vcf file. This allows you to change information in or add information to each contact as needed. When you are ready to import each contact, click OK.

Once you have gone through the Properties for each contact in your .vcf file, you are returned to the Import to Windows Contacts dialog box. Click Close to close the dialog box.

Each contact displays in the Contacts folder as a .contact file.

Now, you can export all your contacts into a .csv file for importing into programs such as Outlook. Click Export on the toolbar in the Explorer window. Again, if the Export button is not visible, click the >> button and select Export from the drop-down menu.

On the Export Windows Contacts dialog box, select CSV (Comma Separated Values) and click Export.

NOTE: You can also create separate vCard files from one vCard file by selecting the vCards (folder of .vcf files).

On the CSV Export dialog box, click Browse.

Navigate to the location where you want to save the .csv file. Enter a name for the .csv file in the File name edit box and click Save.

The path to the .csv file is entered in the Save exported file as edit box. Click Next.

In the Select the fields you wish to export list, select all the fields you want to include in each contact in the .csv file. Click Finish.

A dialog box displays telling you the process was successful. Click OK to close the dialog box.

The Export Windows Contacts dialog box is not closed automatically. Click Close to close it.

Your contacts are now available in .csv format.

You can use the .csv format to import your contacts into programs like Outlook and Excel.

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1. Open Windows Live Mail, and open your Contacts. (see screenshot below)

2. Do either step 3 or 4 below to export your contacts as comma separated values (.csv) or business card (.vcf) file(s).
3. To Export Contacts as Business card (.vcf) Files

A) Click on the Export ribbon button, and click on the Business card (.VCF) option. (see screenshot below)

B) Navigate to and select where (ex: Desktop) you would like to export your contacts to, then click on the Make New Folder button. (see screenshot below)

C) Select the New folder, and click on OK. (see screenshot below)
NOTE:You can rename the New folder anything you like though. I'm just using New folder as the name as an example.

D) Your contacts have all been each exported as a .VCF file in the New folder. Go to step 5 below.

4. To Export Contacts as a Comma separated values (.csv) File

A) Click on the Export ribbon button, and click on the Comma separated values (.CSV) option. (see screenshot below)

B) Click on Browse. (see screenshot below)

C) Navigate to where (ex: Desktop) you would like to export your contacts to, type in a name (ex: WLM-Contacts) you would like for the .csv file, and click on Save. (see screenshot below)

D) Click on Next. (see screenshot below)

E) If allowed, you can check and uncheck any of the fields you want or do not want to be included on the contacts exported, then click on Finish. (see screenshot below)

F) Your contacts have all been exported as a single .CSV file. Go to step 5 below.

5. Save the exported .csv file or 'new folder' with .vcf files where you like to keep them stored at as your backup.

NOTE:You would have needed to already exported your contacts using OPTION ONE above before you will be able to import them.1. Open Windows Live Mail, and open your Contacts. (see screenshot below)

2. Do either step 3 or 4 below to import your contacts from an exported comma separated values (.csv) or business card (.vcf) file(s) from OPTION ONE above.
3. To Import Contact(s) from a Business card (.vcf) File(s)A) Click on the Import ribbon button, and click on the Business card (.VCF) option. (see screenshot below)

B) Navigate to where you saved the New folder with exported .vcf files from step 3 in OPTION ONE above, and select and open the New folder. (see screenshot below)

C) Select one, or more, or all of the contacts (.vcf files) that you would like to import, click on Open, and go to step 5 below. (see screenshot below)

4. To Import Contacts from a Comma separated values (.csv) File

A) Click on the Import ribbon button, and click on the Comma separated values (.CSV) option. (see screenshot below)

B) Click on Browse. (see screenshot below)

C) Navigate to where you saved the exported .csv file from step 4 in OPTION ONE above, and click on Open. (see screenshot below)

D) Click on Next. (see screenshot below)

E) If you would like to add or remove any of the fields to be included when importing the contacts, then double click on any listed field and check (add) or uncheck (remove) the Import this field box, and click on OK. (see screenshots below)
NOTE:Repeat this step for any field you would like to add (check) or remove (uncheck).

F) When finished, click on the Finish button, and go to step 5 below. (see left screenshot above)

5. Your contacts have been imported into Windows Live Mail.

That's it,

Import Csv File To Windows 10 Mail

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