It’s time to examine the manual method after carefully completing the preceding procedures. Windows Live Mail will now have access to all these contacts when you send emails, create contact groups, etc.Limitations while Performing Manual Method You can change the mapping, if needed, manually, to make sure each contact information column corresponds to the expected data:Īfter the import process has completed, look at Windows Live Contacts: you should see all contacts from your other email program, or contact file, now listed. If you are trying to import contacts from a file (WAB, VCF, or CSV), you will just need to pick the file for Windows Live Mail in the case of CSV files, you will need to make sure that the contacts' "mapping" corresponds (it should by default). Importing file formats CSV and contact mapping Importing contacts from Microsoft Outlook or the current Windows user's address book into Windows Live Mail is an automated process: click one of these two choices, and Windows Live Mail takes care of the rest, only notifying you in case of problem or successful import: The format you choose will depend on the file or email program whose contacts you would like to import: most email clients can export their contacts as CSV files so, in doubt, this is a good export format to choose.
Once inside Windows Live Contacts, click the Show Menu button, and click Import: a submenu will expand, listing all the formats in which Windows Live Mail can import contacts. Tip: press Ctrl+Shift+C to quickly open the Windows Live Contacts window. Alternatively, you can quickly open it with the following keyboard shortcut: To open Windows Live Contacts, click the address book icon in the bottom left corner of Windows Live Mail's main window. You import contacts in Windows Live Mail by going through the address book, " Windows Live Contacts". Importing your contacts in Windows Live Mail
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