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| Fig.1. Launch CodeTwo Outlook Export by clicking the program icon in the Standard toolbar. |
In the CodeTwo Outlook Export window (
Fig.2) a user can choose whether to export data from all items in the
current folder or to export only the selected items. Then the user defines the path to the CSV file to store the exported data.
The
Export fields list contains a list of Outlook data fields, which will be exported to the CSV
file. The left column contains field names as they appear in Outlook. The right column shows field names
as they will appear in the CSV file. By default, the names are the same in both columns. If you want to
change a field name in the CSV file, click it with your left mouse button or press the F2 key. Use the
Add and
Delete buttons to add and delete fields from the list. The
Up and
Down keys
are used to change the order of fields in the CSV file. In order to start exporting data to the CSV file, press the
Export button.
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| Fig.2. CodeTwo Outlook Export main dialog box. |
After clicking the
Add button the
Field chooser dialog will be displayed. It allows you
to add fields of data exported to the CSV file to the
Exported fields list. The
Field chooser
dialog box displays a variety of fields, depending on the folder type, from which the data is currently exported.
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| Fig.3. The Field Chooser dialog box allows you to select data fields to be exported to the CSV file. |
In order to add exported fields to the
Exported fields list, you need to select them in the
Field chooser dialog box and click the
Insert button. You can select more than one field at a
time. The
Field chooser initially displays standard Outlook data fields only. To display
user-defined fields, created in a folder or in the other objects, click the
Refresh button.
If after selecting the
Refresh command, a user-defined data field does not appear in the
Available fields list, the name must be entered in the
Custom field name field and you need to click
Add.
The field will then be added to the
Available fields list.

User-defined property names are case sensitive.
Clicking the
Options button in the main dialog box lets you define the additional data export options (
Fig.4):
the field separator (with which the characters data fields will be separated), the text qualifier (the type of quotation marks the data is to be placed in),
the new line sign (if the new line signs should be replaced with another character).
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| Fig.4. Additional export options. |
Requirements
Microsoft Outlook 98 / 2000 / 2002 / 2003 / 2007
Operating system: Microsoft Windows 2000 / XP / 2003 / Vista