All you need to do is create a "named range" for all the data you want to
import in Outlook. If you are not familiar or comfortable with Excel "named
ranges" (and don't feel bad if you're not - many people aren't) - simply
save your file in a .CSV format.
- Import the file and "manually map" each of your fields to the appropriate
Outlook field.
- Make sure that when you get to the screen that says "Import a file" - that
you check the file you want to import and the button "map custom fields"
will become active - click on it and you will then be able to map your
fields. This button enables you to map to any "standard Outlook" field -
which all of yours are. It does not enable mapping to any user-defined
field.
You should have no problem importing this data using the standard Outlook
import engine.
Karl
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Karl Timmermans - The Claxton Group
ContactGenie - Importer 1.3 / DataPorter 2.0
"Power contact importers for MS Outlook '2000/2003"
http://contactgenie.claxton.com
