Take your Address Book anywhere
Address Book to CSV Exporter is a powerful, free Mac software, that is part of the category Productivity software with subcategory Contacts.
More about Address Book to CSV Exporter
Since we added this program to our catalog in 2007, it has managed to achieve 50,783 downloads, and last week it achieved 16 downloads.
Address Book to CSV Exporter is a not that heavy software that will not require as much storage than most programs in the category Productivity software. It's very heavily used in many countries such as United States, Italy, and United Kingdom.
The software version is 1.3a and was updated on 6/13/2007. This software is available for users with the operating system Mac OS X and prior versions, and you can download it only in English.
User reviews about Address Book to CSV Exporter
by Anonymous
Quick, simple and helpful.
This great application unlocks your data from the Mac OS address book and gets it out in a useable form, no scraping.For those of us who have been throwing address data into one or more Mac address books (laptop and desktop, for example) it is easy to find that they get out of synch very easily. While Apple lets you back up individual address books, it cannot do an intelligent merge that will bring in one file and add the new entries. Address Book backup files can overwrite the existing file, but that is not always what is needed. So when you need to roll up your sleeves and clean up years of digital sediment, this is the only serious tool to start the job.Because the exported data structure is written for a specific application, it would take a bit of work to repurpose it for any other use. Just be sure to do any major data pruning in the spreadsheet rather than attempt to re-engineer it on Google. Pros:
Very fast and does exactly what it says it will do: provide clean, readable files.
Cons:
Just bear in mind that it is exporting a spreadsheet that can be imported into the Google cloud. This means that (1) the data fields are written in the right order for Google to digest; (2) as a result, fields that were separate in the Apple Address Book are concatenated (eg first and last names) while clumps of phone numbers for one record are shoehorned into a single field with an internal separator. More