• NSF to PST Converter

MailsDaddy NSF to PST Converter

In this widely spread technical arena, the availability of numerous email clients and platforms is on peek that’s why the confusion among the users is rising day by day to choose the most reliable and secure email platform. In all email clients, the Lotus Notes client is the most used, versatile and highly technical platform available for the users. However, with the time, Lotus Notes failed to gather their users on the Domino/Notes client. That way users are exporting their data in other platforms like Outlook, Office 365, Live Exchange Server, MBOX format, etc.

Why there is a Requirement of NSF to PST Converter?

Lotus Notes is a highly secured and technical email client therefore, for the non-technical users it is quite difficult to operate Domino/IBM Notes. For this, an alternative is available named Microsoft Outlook. Lotus Notes and MS Outlook uses different file format to store the user’s mailbox data in the local machines/directory. Outlook prefers the OST file and PST file, on the other hand, Lotus Notes uses NSF file format and both of them are not supported by other email clients that’s why they need for NSF to PST converter.

For this, adopt MailsDaddy NSF to PST Converter tool and migrate from Lotus to Outlook with complete and multiple NSF files along with emails, contacts, calendars, tasks, etc.

Adequate Features of Lotus Notes to Outlook Migration tool-

The tool is decorated with several advanced and simple features like-

• Performs bulk migration.
• Export NSF data in PST, EML, EMLX, MBOX, Office 365, Live Exchange server, etc.
• Migrate complete or selective NSF data in Outlook PST.
• Convert NSF contacts in .vcf format.
• Export Lotus Notes calendars data in universal .ics file format.
• Search mail option to fetch the required emails from the multiple files/folder.
• Exclude the “All” folder option to reduce the process timing and to save the local storage capacity.
• Generates a preview of the selected NSF mailbox data item in a user-friendly interface.
• Simply operable by non-technical users with its advanced methodology.