Transfer Address Book from OSX to Outlook
Contributed by MickeyMouse 
Tagged: Microsoft Outlook Moving from your address box in Macintosh OS X to Outlook can be a challenge. Here is how I did it.
kabucek requested this interesting tutorial. He wanted to get the addresses off his apple mac and into Outlook. Here is how I have accomplished this in the past.
1. Download and run AddressBookToCSV on your apple system
2. Click the Export Address Book to CSV button and save the exported file
3. Get this exported file to your windows system. You can email it, put it on a USB drive, CD-R, whatever.
4. Open Outlook on your PC
5. Click the File menu
6. Select Import and Export option
7. Select Import from another program or file
8. Select a Comma Seperated Values format
9. Browse and import it.
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xperia user said on February 3, 2009
thanx a bunch!
Leviatan said on March 4, 2009
WOW, thaks!!! you save my life!!!
Anonymous said on August 22, 2009
thx a lot… it really works but outlook didnt recognize the file so i uploaded it to my gmail account then do the export-import stuff later…
Anonymous said on September 9, 2009
Thank you so much for your guidance
Ken said on October 21, 2009
only exported the name and email address, nothing else….
Anonymous said on November 26, 2009
thanks but it didn’t work:
I got an error message
Anonymous said on November 26, 2009
Thanx but Outlook has problem impoting it some .cab file is missing and should be on office Cd but is not there…. what to do?
Anonymous said on February 19, 2010
Worked great, but would like to copy certain groups of my address book and not the whole thing. How can you specify a certain group to copy?
Name said on March 17, 2010
only transferred Name and Email (not phone number, address, etc)
Boulderchunn said on April 28, 2011
Same happened for me – is there a way to get all fields into the CSV file?
IGTech said on June 2, 2011
Thank you very much!