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• How can I get the abook.mab in Thunderbird?

  I had to replace the hard drive and reinstall Thunderbird. I could find the abook.mab but don't know how to get in TB to I can use it. Can someone give me step by step (for Dummies) on how to get this my windows.old abook.mab in TB if I can use my address book?

  DANG! It's easy! Thank you much for the help, you are awesome.

• How to import contacts old Thunderbird .ldif file in new thunderbird

  I have ImportExportTools but you still do not see how to do this.

  Mail and callendar was imported.

  All profile him mattered not because auto install settings from outlook messed up at the start.

  Sorted!

  Do not use the addon ImportExportTools (which means that it?)

  Use the tools/import/address (address books, no Contacts!) / text file .ldif

• How can I download my address book to a reader flash/impossible to open the ldif file

  I want to put the parties (collected groups) to my address book in T-Bird on a flash drive.
  I export to downloads and send it to a flash drive, but it's in a format I can not open (ldif)

  Use instead the files separated by commas. It will open with excel. The LDIF format is import of return in e-mail programs. The CSV file can also be imported, but the other format works more easy to import.

• OID: How to add users to the group through LDIF

  How am I suppose to assign users a group? It seems that, under the present:
  
  
  DN: cn = < role name >, cn = < domain >, groups
  objectClass: top
  objectClass: groupOfUniqueNames
  objectClass: orclGroup
  DisplayName: role
  Description: role for this user
  uniqueMember: < full DN >
  CN: < role_name >
  
  
  According to this example, when I add a group, I can specify a uniquemember, a user. Am I suppose to do?
  
  DN: cn = < role name >, cn = < domain >, groups
  objectClass: top
  objectClass: groupOfUniqueNames
  objectClass: orclGroup
  DisplayName: role
  Description: role for this user
  uniqueMember: < full DN for user 1 >
  uniqueMember: < full DN for user 2 >
  uniqueMember: < full DN for the user 3 >
  uniqueMember: < full... the DN of the user >
  CN: < role_name >

  The example that you mentioned will create a new group with users uniquemember as members of this group

  While it will be assign uses uniquemember to an existing group.

  DN:CN =, cn = groups,
  ChangeType: modify
  Add: uniquemember
  uniqueMember:
  ...

  Hope this helps,
  Sagar

• After an accident on my PC Win10, how can I copy my contacts from my old PC Win7 on the machine Win10 Thunderbird?

  Both machines have the latest version of Thunderbird. I can't find any route in the menus that will do the job I need. I tried probably all FAQ relevant again to nothing does not.

  I don't think that there is a formal instruction to achieve this.

  First of all, is to copy your entire profile more useless in this case? Which would transfer your address books and much more.

  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/Profiles-TB

  If you want to really just move address books, you can copy files from *.mab of one Thunderbird profile to another. Address book PAB lives in abook.mab and collected addresses lives in history.mab. These two may be copy-and-paste from one profile to another butmake Thunderbird is closed first. Other files *.mab represent user-defined address books and must be imported after them have been copied to the new system. Use https://nic-nac-project.org/~kaosmos/morecols-en.html for that.

  Inside Thunderbird itself, you can export the address book files and their re-importation to the new machine. The LDIF file format works best for this. You can also use CSV, but you will find that you need to select and arrange data fields.

• How to import contacts from a file on my desktop wab?

  My contacts came from a windows xp computer and have been exported to a wab file.
  How can I now import these out of my office?

  Looks like you will need to use a Microsoft program: http://fileinfo.com/extension/wab

  I hope whatever you find to open this file can export to a CSV or perhaps LDIF or VCF file, then import Thunderbird.

• How to export the address book in format .vcf (vcard)

  I am trying to export my address book to Webmail from my Internet provider, but this prog will not accept the Vcard, ldif not or .vcf format, csv. I looking for a conversion program?

  Try this addon:
  MoreFunctionsforAddressBook
  the download link is at the bottom.

  • https://freeshell.de/~kaosmos/morecols-en.html

  Download as file to your desktop or downloads folder.

  How to install
  In Thunderbird
  Tools > Addons Menu icon or > Addons

  • Click the gear icon and select "install the addon from file".
  • Locate the downloaded as file and click Open
  • Restart Thunderbird.
  • Click "address book".
  • Right-click on an address book
  • Select: MorefunctionsforAddressBook > export > as vcard

• How can I remove the empty address book folders?

  Export and import of my collected folders and personal address, I first tried to export and import the folder "AddressBook" no address could be copied from high level, so it created new empty folders of collected and personal address on my new computer. Then I exported and imported the collected individual records and personal address from my old computer to my new computer which uses Windows 10.

  The problem is that my new computer has now two folders named collected addresses, a vacuum with a capital "A" address and another with a lower case 'a' address and two folders named personal address book, a vacuum with a great book 'B' and another which addresses has a tiny 'b' book in his name.

  I tried to delete empty folders by selecting a vacuum and by going to Edit | Book addresses to delete and left click on it, but nothing happens. The empty folder is not deleted. Perhaps thinking that they had protected the names, I tried to change the names of empty folders to different names, but failed to do so. (I change the name of a folder to group e-mail address).

  How can I delete the two folders to empty address book? If this is not possible, then how can it change their names 'Empty' to so I don't select them in the future? Thank you.

  have you tried dragging them

  or this add-om https://freeshell.de//~kaosmos/morecols-en.html

  The add-on provides an option to import and export native files of MAB. So, you can replace an address book with another. No export and import required.

  then go to your old install and locate the (PAB) abook.mab and History.mab (collected addresses) or use the add-on or close Thunderbird and replace the vacuum with a full tank.

• I can't find my lists of contacts in my address book, how can I get back them?

  I have about 12 lists that I mail. They're all gone. The names and email addresses are still in the address book, but I don't know how to recover my lists.

  Hello, Bobby

  It could be a case of file corruption in the address book file. The personal address book exists in the profile folder ( Profile_Folder ) as a file named abook.mab. With Thunderbird closed, place yourself in the profile folder and see if there is a file with a name similar to that, but including bak in the extension of file or name. If there is, try to rename abook.mab to abookmab.old and rename the other abook.mab file. Restart Thunderbird and see if the addresses are present.

  --
  Michael.

• How can I copy the address book Thunderbird from Windows to Ubuntu?

  I use Windows on a Pc 8.1 and 14.04 Ubuntu on the other.

  Thanks in advance for your help

  Best regards

  EP

  I think the best way is to export address books needed of the LDIF files on the first machine and import the LDIF files on the second machine.

  Alternatively, you can copy the files from *.mab data from one machine to the other. Two default address books are represented by abook.mab and history.mab and can be simply copied. Other user-defined address books will be designated as abook1.mab etc. and will have to be imported. I'd say MoreColumnsForAddressBook for this task.

• How can I send a group of addresses of recipients to someone else?

  I regularly send messages to groups of recipients (5 to 50 in size). Someone supports a part of my work; How can I send a group of addresses without having to type all of them again?
  I tried watching a group of addresses in "address", highlighting its content and by pressing Ctrl-C; but by pressing Ctrl-V in the body of an email to him does not.

  You can export books complete addresses or mailing lists.

  If these groups are already in you mailing lists the address book opens the address book and click on the folder in the list to highlight. Then go to Tools-Export.

  Then name the file, choose where to save it and decide what file format can use the new person.

  The LDIF format is best if they are a user of Thunderbird. Separated by commas works with most, and can be opened in Excel to view or change.

  And then send the file.

  Export your address book is a good way to save problems later.

• How can I move my address book to my new computer?

  How can I move my address book from my old computer to my new computer?

  1. Go to the address book
  2. Press Alt or F10 to see the menu bar
  3. Click Tools > > Export
  4. Save the LDIF file, and then move that file to another computer
  5. In the other computer, open the address book
  6. Click Tools > > import , select the export file

• How to copy my address book Thunderbird to my Contacts of the Ipad?

  I use Thunderbird at home, but use my Ipad to send Emails when outdoors. I don't want to get into all my contacts manually, so how do I copy them to my Ipad contacts folder?

  I don't know anything about the iPad, but the question boils down to:

  (a) which can import the request or the iPad e-mail address book?
  (b) whose answers to (a) bogus Thunderbird generate?

  Thunderbird can generate files LDIF and CSV with an appropriate add-on, vCard files. How would physically load you these in the iPad, even if they were compatible? Is viable wifi or bluetooth heat transfer between the two devices?

  The iPad can sync with any system of external contacts, such as the Google Contacts?

  This article gives suggests that some Apple products can work with data in CSV, LDIF and vCard.

  I suspect that the most likely approach vCards that works is to send attachments to email in Thunderbird, and to open and accept vCards on the iPad.

  You will need this add-on:

  https://NIC-NAC-project.org/~kaosmos/morecols-en.html

  to generate vCards in Thunderbird.

• If I put in place a new AddressBook in 31.2 TB, will be saved in my profile, if not, how to save it? Win 7 pro

  lost the computer from lightning, old hd as external HD have restored profile but no address book. TB 31.2 saves the address books in your profile or do I do it again, but how to save it? Thank you!

  If you can find abook.mab and history.mab on the old disk, copy them on the existing abook.mab and history.mab into the new profile folder to retrieve your old address book staff and collected addresses.

  If there are other mab on the old disk files, import them into TB with the help of this add-on: MoreFunctionsForAddressBook.

  http://chrisramsden.vfast.co.UK/3_How_to_install_Add-ons_in_Thunderbird.html