To
import your contacts from Outlook or Outlook Express make
use of the Pre-Configured option
(recommended).
To
import Outlook Contacts
In order to
use the Pre-Configured option you will need
to export your contacts from Outlook first before using the pre-configured
csv file that comes with I.C.E. - that file is in the folder where you installed
I.C.E. and is called OLContacts.csv.
Importing using Outlook Contacts Steps:
- (Figure 1) Open Outlook and from the File Menu select Import
/ Export
- (Figure 2) At the Import / Export Wizard window select
"Export to a file" then hit Next
- (Figure 3) At the Export to a file window select "Comma
Separated Values (Windows)" then hit Next
- (Figure 4) At the next Export to a file window select your
Contacts folder to export, then hit Next
- (Figure 5) At the next Export to a
file window browse to the location of where you installed ICE (example:
C:\My Ice Plan 2008\
and select the
OLContacts.csv file. You will get a warning that the file already exist and
it will ask you if it is ok to overwrite the file. Select Yes
to overwrite the file then hit Next
- (Figure 6) At the
last Export to file window hit the finish
button.
- Outlook will now export your contacts data into
the OLContacts.csv file which is pre-configured for importing into
I.C.E..
- (Figure 7) When Outlook has completed the export go into the
I.C.E. program and select File, Import, Pre-Configured
Imports then Import Outlook Contacts (from a csv text
file).
- I.C.E. will begin importing your Outlook contacts
from the OLContacts.csv file.
- Done
...check the import by opening the Contacts file using the Contacts button on
the I.C.E. toolbar. You can restore your Contacts to the way it was prior to
the last import. See Restoring
to learn more.
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(Figure 5 below) - Select
Yes to overwrite the file then hit Next

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(Figure 7)

You will see this warning below before you being the
import. If you are running ICE over a network and others are using the file ask
them to close it 1st.
