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Title	Complete Guide on Migrating from Thunderbird to Lotus Notes
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Meta Keywords	thunderbird to nsf
Owner	christanglina
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Are you going to be switching from Thunderbird to Lotus Notes? Would you be interested in converting any Thunderbird mailboxes to the NSF format so they may be used with IBM Notes? The Thunderbird to NSF File Converter can assist you to simply fix any problem you could be facing. Among the email and account management tools available to internet users, Thunderbird is one they most often use. Besides that, it's a completely free desktop email client with open-source architecture. Not only do non-profit organizations use it for email management, but also individuals. Every single one of its data files are also kept in MBOX format. On the other hand, people are intrigued in moving to Lotus Notes for many reasons. One business email client that can also enable user collaboration is IBM Notes. Regarding client-server systems, Domino is the server IBM markets for purchase. Every piece of data is kept in the NSF format, which is extensively applied in business environments for email and website management. We will show you a thorough and quick way for moving from Thunderbird to Lotus Notes via this blog. Let us first, then, look at the issues the users are having before we proceed to the solution. Why Should You Rather Use Lotus Notes Than Thunderbird? One more safe choice than Thunderbird is Lotus Notes. On the server was the data belonging to Lotus Notes. They give every level of safety available. Lotus Notes helps companies to access databases and distribute data all over the company. Any problems involving the user's personal PC will not affect the database since the data is kept on the Domino server. Nevertheless, Thunderbird users would not be able to access any of their data in the case that this happened since the mailbox is kept locally. We give you a simple way to move the data from your Thunderbird mailbox to HCL Domino, hence there is no need for worry. We have underlined some of the several causes. A Basic Approach for Conversion of Thunderbird to Lotus Notes The easiest way a user may move several Thunderbird MBOX files to the NSF format without losing any of the data in the process is by using the MBOX to NSF converter. Simple and basic design of the software helps users with different degrees of technological knowledge to access it. Another crucial action is moving all of the embedded attachments—from emails—into the NSF file. The next section contains several more sophisticated tools: The Professional-Level Solution's Outstanding Features 1. The utility allows Lotus Notes to be created from MBX and MBOX formats with simple conversion. 2. The MBOX file's folder hierarchy will remain unaltered by the software even as the transferring process is underway. 3. Independent of the application used to create any MBOX file format, it is compatible with all others. 4. The user can quickly save the produced NSF file anywhere of their choosing. 5. Furthermore compatible with all Lotus Notes versions is the program. Directions for importing Thunderbird into Lotus Notes 1.First, choose the MBOX file from the selection menu either under Select Files or Select Folders once the program has been downloaded. 2. Choose at this moment the several MBOX files kept on your PC. 3.Choose the location you wish to convert by clicking the Convert button after first choosing the Browse option with your mouse. 4. The program panel shows the live conversion, so facilitating your evaluation of the operation. 5.Search for the NSF file kept on your computer once the conversion is complete. To open any NSF file within Lotus Notes, double-clicked on the file at last. Notes toward a Conclusion Finally, we covered a clever method using Lotus Notes that lets users move emails and other data from Thunderbird to the Lotus Notes email client. One can download the MBOX to NSF Converter utility for free from this page. The application will automatically convert the first 25 emails housed in Thunderbird folders during the trial period. This means that, should you still have problems, kindly contact the technical support department.