웹사이트에 가면 스크립트를 다운 받아서 직접하는 방법도 있습니다.
아마 보안의 위험이 느껴지신다면 권장할 만한 것 같습니다.
선더버드 (이메일 프로그램) 주소록인 LDIF 로도 변환이 가능하네요!!!
아래 스텝을 따라 하면 팜의 주소록을 구글 주소록으로 가져올 수 있다고 합니다. 저도 조만간 테스트해볼 생각입니다. 그냥 위의 방법대로 하시는 것이 100% 수월합니다.
Step 1: Export from Palm Desktop into *.csv format.
Step 2: Open file in Microsoft Excel.
Step 3: Sort rows by category column.
Step 4: Add first row for Google heading names.
Step 5: Add/rearrange/combine Palm columns to create those used by Google.
Step 6: Delete extra columns.
Step 7: Save result back to *.csv format.
Step 8: Make one copy of resulting file for each category on Palm.
Step 9: Edit each of the resulting files by deleting all rows before and after that category. Of course, leave row 1 in place.
Step 10: Create a Group in Google contacts for each category on Palm.
Step 11: Import each of the files containing a Palm category one at a
time, telling it to place the new imports into the appropriate Google
group.
That's it! Here are some notes on the process:
1) Some data was lost/corrupted in this process. Palm is not consistent
with order of phone numbers/emails and also has multiple notes fields.
I plan to carry my Palm with me for some time until I can check/correct
the critical ones.
2) Unbelievably Google has only a single field for name and also for
address! Use the 'concatenate' function in Excel to combine the first
and last names into a new column: 'concatenate(D2," ",C2)' or similar.
Then convert that new column of formulas to values. I can't stand
having no way to sort by last name!
3) I only used column heading up through the end of section 1 as listed
in the previous post. I think Google uses the 'Section 1 - Description'
column for Group, so I put Palm category here. I just decided than
rather than make a whole bunch of different sections, it was easier to
make separate files, each only with section 1.
4) If you just clear (not delete) the extra columns, then you end up
with a bunch of extra commas at the end of each line, which seemed to
cause problems.
5) If you don't have any Google contacts to start with, then just
delete and restart when you make a mistake, like I did a couple of
times. If you DO have Google contacts to start, then export those FIRST
before you start messing around!
6) I'm not convinced that Google will be usable with over 2800
contacts. I may get rid of some fat there. Probably can get it below
1000. It's funny, since my little old slow Palm Vx has NO problem
handling all of these contacts and it has a TOTAL of 8 MB of RAM.