A quick & short overview on NSF file
NSF is called Notes Storage Facility. It is the database file of Lotus Notes which contains all emails, calendars, tasks, journals etc. It is created as username.nsf file, notes contacts is saved in file named as names.nsf file. All users ID and password is saved in a user.id file.
On the installation of Lotus Notes and accessing it, it created many different files in the notes directory. The location of NSF file is:
Spot your Default Location of NSF file in Lotus Notes: C:/program files/IBM/Notes/Data
Why does user need NSF to PST conversion tool?
There may be different situation where users may be need to switch the Lotus Notes to Outlook platform, for that they need to convert Lotus Notes NSF database to Outlook PST file.
This video shows the entire features of NSF to PST Conversion tool. User can easily understand the working of tool and its complete features by watching the below given video.
Yes this NSF to PST converter is a best tool to migrate your NSF encrypted mails to Outlook PST format. It convert encrypted nsf to pst by removing encryption from your emails.
Can I save my old NSF file into MBOX format using your software?
No, Convert NSF Software only migrate NSF file to PST with the option to save NSF contacts in separate PST file. But it cannot convert your NSF file to MBOX format.
Is this tool is suited to migrate NSF to PST Outlook 2016?
Yes, NSF to PST software is capable to export NSF file to PST in Outlook 2016, 2012, 2010,2007 etc.
Is there any limitation on NSF database file size to convert NSF to PST?
There is no size limitation for exporting Lotus Notes NSF to Outlook PST file format.
Does this tool supports the conversion of corrupted NSF file?
No, NSF to PST Converter does not support the corrupt NSF File to be exported in Outlook data file.
If your Lotus Notes file is password protected then use the user.id file and password (which is associated with it) file to open it. After file opening, use our tool for exporting NSF to Outlook by giving the password. Then proceed further with the migration procedure.
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