AddressBookToCSV is a utility that converts Address Book contacts into a form that Gmail can understand.

Version 1.1 handles company contacts better and pays more attention to Address Book’s name ordering properties.

In the release notes, the developer Ken Ferry makes two interesting points:

(i) Gmail’s contact interface now works with all browsers.

(ii) Running the app won’t cause problems:

If you’ve already imported your contacts into gmail but want to do it again, go ahead. You won’t get duplicates.

Perhaps now is a good time to try again, if you have had problems with Gmail contacts in the past.

AddressBookToCSV is freeware and available from Ken’s web site. The source code is included in the disk image.

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• Export Address Book to Gmail or Thunderbird
• Removing duplicate entries in Address Book

Tags: Address Book, contacts, converts, GMAIL

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