Importing MSP Files into P6

The Azure Storage location that you upload your PST files to resides in the same regional Microsoft datacenter where your Office 365 organization is located. To upload them, the PST files that you want to import to Office 365 have to be located in a file share or file server in your organization.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/importing-pst-files-to-office-365?view=o365-worldwide

Please add mailbox import export role for user running Import and check back in 60 minutes

1. Browse to 365 home panel.
2. Select Admin Centres and Exchange.
3. Select Permissions.
4. Click"+" to create a new role.
5. Name the role Import Export.
6. Under Roles locate the import export role.
7. Add the desired user.

https://www.techieshelp.com/office-365-please-add-import-export-role/

If InCrediMail will let you export your contacts to a CSV file or into vCard files you can import them in to Gmail very easily.

The Gmail help website offers great information on importing, exporting, and syncing contacts with Gmail.

http://support.google.com/mail/bin/topic.py?hl=en&topic=1669027&parent=1669024&ctx=topic

The answer is in the troubleshooting section of the manual:
http://tascam.com/content/downloads/products/241/E_DP-02&02CF_web.pdf
Page 53:

"Why can't my computer "see" the unit files"

try to check the links of the files

Old computer
1. Copy all program files.
2. Go to start---->Run---->Type regedit
3. Press on computer and then click on file ---> export.
4. Chose your location and save it.
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New computer
1. Add all old computer program files to the new computer
2. Go to start---->Run---->Type regedit
3. Go to file and click import and chose the file you exported it.
4. Restart the computer when importing done
5. Enjoy your new COMPUTER =)

By:- Hackezier Abdulhadi

Being the canon will import a .cvs file you need to export the windows contacts folder into a .cvs file and then import it into the canon.

To Export the windows contact file to .cvs file (from Microsoft webpage)
To export contacts so they can be viewed by someone using another program
You can convert all your contacts at once to the format you choose so that someone using another program or a previous version of Windows can open and view them.

1. Open Windows Contacts by clicking the Start button , clicking All Programs, and then clicking Windows Contacts.
   
2. On the toolbar, click Export, and then click one of the following formats:
   
   • CSV (Comma Separated Values). This is a generic file format used for exporting or importing information to and from databases or spreadsheets.
     
   • vCard (folder of .vcf files). This format is used by many other programs. It is typically the best format to use when sharing contacts with someone who is using an earlier version of Windows or who is using a different operating system.
     
3. Click Export, select a folder where you want to store your contacts in the new format, and then click OK.
   
4. When a message appears telling you that the contacts export process has completed, click OK, and then click Close.
   

To import the .cvs file into the Canon 4350
open a document and select the Canon 4350 fax driver as the printer
Select the Edit Address Book TAB
Select Import TAB
Browse to where you stored the exported .cvs contacts file
Click on the .cvs file to be imported
Click open
It will process and the address book will them be populated withthe data from the windows contact folder.

Take both programs and export the address book to CVS (Comma Value Separated), then open excel both files and rearrange the columns as needed.

Try File --> Import and Export --> importing from anothe file or program --> Personal Folder File (.PST)

Assuming that you are not able to export the data from the
original point of sale application, which is obviously the
best choice...

1)
Try to open the file(s) with Microsoft Excel (make sure that all of Excel's input conversion filters have been installed and enabled).

Most database files are organized as a set of (nested)
two dimensional data tables, which can be individually
imported into Excel as spread sheets.

Excel is very good at detecting and converting database tables.
Other spread sheets such as Lotus 123, or Quatro pro may also
be able to do this.

2) Microsoft Access may also be capable of importing
and converting the entire database.

3) Heavy duty data-base modeling suites, such as ER-Win
by Computer Associates (CA) may also be able to import
and export the database.

4) If the files are in the open *.dbf format, then I have the binary
file specifications, which can be used to decipher the files.

5) The files may also be simple tables, which are TAB, SPACE,
or COMMA (etc.) delimited, and you should be able to recover
these with a simple notepad editor or uuedit.

6) Most DOS programs (not all) can also be run under Windows
XP, using the command prompt:

START ==> All programs ==> Accessories ==>
Command Prompt.

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Most importantly, we need to know the name of the application
that created the files, or see a sample of the file, to give you
further advice.

Martin