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Address Magic FAQ

Address Magic Personal Edition Common Questions:

Do I need the original email application installed to read its address book?

With a few exceptions, yes, you must have the original email application installed. The exceptions are CSV, Eudora, Pine, LDIF, Mozilla and Opera. If you need to go from one machine to another that have incompatible address book formats, use Address Magic Backup (AMI) as the intermediate format.

I need to migrate several users. Can I buy one copy of Address Magic and have a technician use it once on each user's computer?

No. Address Magic Personal Edition is licensed per mailbox, not to the person who is running the software. However, the discount for 100 or more licenses approaches 90%, so the price goes down dramatically in quantity.

Does the Personal Edition convert messages too or just address books?

The Personal Edition can only convert address books.

Can I copy my AOL Favorites too?

No, not with Address Magic Personal Edition. However, we offer a separate product called ePreserver that will do what you need.

Does the Personal Edition support distribution lists?

Yes, Address Magic Personal Edition supports distribution lists including nested distribution lists. However, the demo does not support distribution lists.

Does the Personal Edition support Automation?

You need to purchase the Address Magic Enterprise Edition to get support for scripting and batch applications.

Does the Personal Edition support more than one email address per contact?

Yes, up to three email addresses per contact are supported.

Does the Personal Edition convert Exchange Server addresses to SMTP addresses?

Yes, although if you try and convert to an Outlook contacts folder, Outlook will automatically convert them back. Use a Personal Address Book (PAB) as a destination instead.

Is there a Mac version?

No. Connected Software’s products do not support the Mac. However, if you need to copy a PC address book to the Mac OS X address book, you can convert your PC address book to LDIF with Address Magic and email the LDIF file to the Mac.