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Exporting calendars from Lotus Notes to ICS (iCalendar) format is necessary for individuals who need access to their calendar in other email clients and calendar programs such as Outlook, Google Calendar, and Apple Calendar. One of the manual processes entails opening IBM Notes, exporting calendar entries to CSV format, and then converting to ICS via another program. Yet, this procedure is complicated and can lead to inconsistencies in the data, missed recurring events, or metadata loss. Moreover, manual export is not bulk conversion supported, thus becoming time-consuming for users of big calendar data.
An easier method for exporting Lotus Notes calendars in ICS format is through the use of eSoftTools NSF to PST Converter Software. The software enables people to export calendar events from NSF files directly and into ICS format with precision. It maintains event information such as descriptions, dates, reminders, and recurrence. The software is also capable of bulk extraction, with the option of exporting several calendar entries at one time without needing IBM Notes to be installed. With its user-friendly interface and powerful features, eSoftTools offers a smooth process of transferring Lotus Notes calendars to ICS for integration on other platforms with ease.
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An easier method for exporting Lotus Notes calendars in ICS format is through the use of eSoftTools NSF to PST Converter Software. The software enables people to export calendar events from NSF files directly and into ICS format with precision. It maintains event information such as descriptions, dates, reminders, and recurrence. The software is also capable of bulk extraction, with the option of exporting several calendar entries at one time without needing IBM Notes to be installed. With its user-friendly interface and powerful features, eSoftTools offers a smooth process of transferring Lotus Notes calendars to ICS for integration on other platforms with ease.
More Detail - Export Lotus Notes Calendars to ICS file