CSV to vCard for Mac OS X System

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Alphy Thomas

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A CSV File can also be used to save user information, but each field value of contacts separate from each other using (,) value. User can store both text and numeric information in .csv format. To utilize this CSV format in different Mac supported application (Microsoft Entourage, Microsoft Outlook, Eudora, and iPhone, Mac Mail) to save user contact file.

Note: Since various utility tool are available on Web for Windows Operating system to convert CSV Contacts to vCard format But few Online tool and Desktop software available for Mac operating system.

Manual Method to import CSV contacts to iPhone Device using Mac OS

Using Google: Get advantage of Gmail account to convert CSV File to vCard format. Since Gmail offers an option to import CSV File and using this feature, import your .csv format file and using iTunes app, synchronize all contacts stored in CSV to your iPhone.

Best Method: Using any Utility tool for SysTools CSV to vCard Converter for Mac Device, a user can first convert them into vCard Format, then use iCloud and iTunes application to synchronize the imported contacts with iPhone Devices.
 
Use Address Book Manager on Windows and make the Migration process of the CSV file to vCard simple. The application allows a simplified interface due to which working it becomes too comfortable even for non-technical users.

All contacts with their properties are securely exported from CSV file to VCF file format. In a few steps, CSV contacts are seamlessly moved into vCard format by the utility. You can browse any size CSV file and export its data file into a VCF file irrespective of its size. This software supports all Windows OS versions.

Visit here:- https://www.gaintools.com/address-book-manager/
 
CSV to vCard Conversion Software delivers intelligent Migration of CSV contacts into vCard format. The software converts all contacts from CSV files to vCard format without any size barriers. It does not ask for any supportive program to import CSV contacts into VCF format.
 
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