Migrate Lotus Notes to Exchange via Lotus Notes software modify all emails, contacts, attachments, to do list, calendars, task etc from NSF file to PST file. Users can Migrate Lotus Notes to Exchange within few easy steps by using ExMerge Utility or Import Mailbox utility.

Run server migration Lotus Notes to Exchange from Domino sever into Exchange, Outlook, and PST format. NSF file is the file which data is saves in IBM Lotus Notes. User can convert data in few simple steps 1) select NSF file 2) convert file by Export Notes tool 3) save data. You can directly import NSF file into Outlook and access all Meta data, folders, sub folders, date, time and other items of Lotus Notes to Outlook format. This utility effectively Migrate Notes Emails to Outlook & then import MS Outlook .PST file to MS Exchange .edb file using ExMerge utility. If you have a fear in your mind for your data loss, then no need to get frighten about your data saved in Lotus Notes as NSF to Exchange software converts NSF file to EDB file without having you in trouble or with keeping your Lotus Notes data intact. Lotus Notes to Exchange software easily convert your entire Lotus Notes database to Microsoft Exchange server instantly. Lotus Notes to Outlook conversion tool easily migrates all items of NSF file emails, email elements or objects (email contents, text styles, images, attachments, signatures), address book, journals items, to-do-lists & email properties (to, cc, bcc, sent/receive exact dates & time) to PST & then with the help of ExMerge program (Microsoft Exchange Server Mailbox Merge Wizard) convert Outlook to Microsoft Exchange Server quickly. It support to works with Windows 98, 2000, XP, 2003, Vista & Win7.Download demo version and convert first sixteen files of Lotus Notes to Outlook format. For more conversion buy our completely license version just at dollar 250 for personal use and dollar 500 for business use. During conversion if you face any difficulties then contact our support team.

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