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Exporting Data from Meeting Maker on an Apple Macintosh Educational Technology Services (ETS) Foothill-DeAnza Community College District Export of Meeting Maker Data: Two Options Data from Meeting can be exported in two different formats. One is as an HTML (webpage) file and the other is in the form of a text file. The exported HTML file can be opened in any web browser (Firefox, Internet Explorer, etc.) that is pointed to open it. A limitation of this export is that only the last 11 months of data can be exported. This is the bad news since this will not solve the issue of saving calendar data older than two years prior to the purge and conversion to the new version of Meeting Maker after 8 PM on May 14th, 2009. The other bad news is this format only exports calendar information. Contacts and To Do items cannot be exported. Following the conversion to the new Meeting Maker version and purge of old data, this HTML file export may be more useful to you. The good news is, Meeting Maker data back to the year 2000, can be exported in text file format. The text file itself can then be imported into Microsoft Excel to provide an easy-to-read spreadsheet of your events, contacts, and to-do items. To Do items and Contacts are listed at the end of the file. Limitations For Use of Exported Meeting Maker Data Data exported from Meeting Maker is not intended to be re-imported back into Meeting Maker, imported into a different calendaring application, or imported into any other application except possibly Microsoft Excel (as shown below). It is intended to be simply a data archive file. Data exported in either format is already searchable in its native format; so there is little need to import the data into another application. While it might be possible to import your Meeting Maker data into another program other than Ex