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Lotus Notes to Claws Mail Converter

Lotus Notes to Claws Mail Converter is the only tool available in the marketplace that enables users to import NSF Emails in Claws Mail application without any changes. Just deploy the tool and start the safe NSF to Claws Mail conversion process, here the steps to simplify the process of migration are listed below:

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How To Migrate Lotus Notes Emails To Claws Mail

Step 1

Once Lotus notes To Claws Mail converter is installed on your system Launch it and convert all your Lotus Notes emails to MBOX file format without any data loss.

Lotus Notes to MBOX Converter


Step 2

As all the files converted from NSF to Claws Mail file format i.e. MBOX, you need to import these files to Claws Mail application. Open it and Go to File > Add Mailbox > MH (You need to create a separate mailbox to import mails).

Add MBOX File


Step 3

Now enter the name of converted mailbox to open in Claws Mail app as display in given screenshot & Click Ok button.

Specify Name of File


Step 4

Choose the file from an open window (User can import one or more .mbox files).

choose the file


Step 5

Now by using Import mbox file option under File tab, and you are able to import NSF file to Claws Mail.

Import MBOX file


Step 6

After that Browse the MBOX file form your system to view in Claws Mail & also browse location of destination folder.

Browse File


Step 7

Finally you will see the folder is displayed on claws mail application as in mention screenshot. Just double click on the folder and you can easily read the NSF emails in Claws Mail.

View Files


 

 

The IBM Lotus Notes

Lotus Notes is an application suite that contains various components like email, calendar, contacts, tasks, notes, journals etc. Notes Storage Facility (NSF) is the proprietary storehouse especially meant for Lotus Notes, which gets stored either locally or on a server. The entire information associated with a Lotus Notes mailbox is stored in usernames.nsf

IBM Notes create so many data files that signify specific reason, but two files among them are mainly used for data storage, i.e. names.nsf (for address book) and username.nsf (for Mailbox). There is no other secondary application that can access NSF File other than Lotus Notes itself.

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The Claws Mail

Claws Mail is a free and open source, GTK+ based Email and News Client. The appearance and interface are designed in such a way that new users get familiar with it very quickly. The messages are managed in the standard MH (Message Handling System) format and the MBOX (Mailbox) format via a plugin. Claws Mail runs on both Windows and Unix-based OS.

Get Familiar with the Abundant Features-:

  • Graceful and Sophisticated Interface
  • Extensibility & Security
  • Quick response & External Editor
  • Search and Filtering
  • Robustness and Stability
  • Easy Configuration & Intuitive Operation
  • Import/Export from standard formats
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Conversion Challenges

Both the applications Lotus Notes and Claws Mail support different file formats for storing their respective data items. Lotus Notes uses NSF (Notes Storage Facility) and Claws Mail uses MBOX (Mailbox) as their default database. We cannot access the NSF File in Claws Mail directly. Therefore, in order to access Lotus Notes data in Claws Mail, we need third party application.

Challenges in Lotus Notes to Claws Mail Migration are-:

  • Differs in file storage system as Lotus Notes uses NSF (Notes Storage Facility) and Claws Mail uses MBOX (Mailbox)
  • No Manual method developed yet that could perform migration of Lotus Notes database (NSF File) to Claws Mail database (MBOX files).
  • Import and Export Options are available in Claws Mail but it supports its own file type only i.e. MBOX.
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