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I tried your solution but with Outlook 2003 there is no Import DBF file option. I did attempt using the Import From Another File and then selected the Act option as it appears to be related to DBF.<br />
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Unfortunately I then receive a message indicating that I need to ahve Act installed on my computer.<br />
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Is there an addition in Office 2003 to specifically import DBF files? &nbsp;Any other thoguths. &nbsp;thanks
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I tried your solution but with Outlook 2003 there is no Import DBF file option. I did attempt using the Import From Another File and then selected the Act option as it appears to be related to DBF.

Unfortunately I then receive a message indicating that I need to ahve Act installed on my computer.

Is there an addition in Office 2003 to specifically import DBF files?  Any other thoguths.  thanks

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&gt;&gt; there is no Import DBF file option<br />
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There should be an import dBase file option, which is the same as DBF.
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>> there is no Import DBF file option

There should be an import dBase file option, which is the same as DBF.

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Could someone suggest a way to import contacts (name, address, tel #, e-mail address) from Godlmine 4.0 to Outlook 2003. &nbsp;Many thanks
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Could someone suggest a way to import contacts (name, address, tel #, e-mail address) from Godlmine 4.0 to Outlook 2003.  Many thanks

Import Contacts from Goldmine 4.0 into Outlook 2003

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.