eSoftTools NSF to PST Converter

eSoftTools NSF to PST Converter is a handy tool that makes it as straightforward as possible for you to convert email data from IBM Notes database files to formats that are supported by Microsoft Outlook.
Simply put, this useful converter allows you to transfer all the data from NSF files (including emails, contacts, tasks, calendars, to-dos, etc.) to PST, EML, MSG and even HTML formats.

Requires the presence of both IBM Notes and Microsoft Office

Having said that, in order to use this application you are required to make sure that both Outlook and IBM Notes are present on your computer's system. Please note that both the aforemention applications need to be properly configured.
Other than that, the installation process of the application itself is quite straightforward and, thanks to a typical wizard, it should pose no problems whatsoever.

Simple layout, straightforward conversion options

Since it's an email conversion app, it should come as no surprise the fact that its layout and UI strongly resemble that of most email utilities out there. That said previewing the structure as well as the actual contents of your NSF files is something that requires no advanced computer knowledge.
You are provided with multiple export options, as mentioned in the first part of this review but there a few extra features worth discussing. For example, you can split the PST files, quite useful for situations when PST files turn out to be bigger than various storage units. In addition, the application also makes it possible for you to export the contacts to CSV files.

Convert NSF to PST and other formats without affecting their data integrity with the help of this app

All in all, eSoftTools NSF to PST Converter is a useful application that will surely come in handy to users looking to transfer data from IBM Notes to Microsoft Outlook.
The only real downside of this app is, of course, the fact that it requires both IBM Notes and Office to be fully configured and installed on your system in order to convert the files as intended.