1. On the computer, launch Microsoft Outlook.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
2. Click File.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
3. Click Open.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
4. Click Import.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
5. Click Export to a file.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
6. Click Next.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
7. Click Comma Separated Values (Windows).
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
8. Click Next.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
9. Click Contacts.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
10. Click Next.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
11. Click Browse to choose where you would like to save the CSV file.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
12. Click Next.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
13. Click Finish.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
14. Launch a web browser and navigate to Gmail (gmail.com).
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
15. Log in to your Gmail account.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
16. Click Contacts.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
17. Click More.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
18. Click Import.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
19. Select the CSV file with your contacts.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
20. Click Import.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
21. The contacts have been imported into Gmail.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
22. On the Samsung Galaxy S III, touch Apps.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
23. Scroll to and touch Settings.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
24. Scroll to and touch Accounts and sync.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
25. Touch your Google account.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
26. Touch Sync now to synchronize the contacts.
If you have contacts stored in Microsoft® Outlook®, you can export them to a file and then import them into a Gmail™ account. You can then sync your Samsung Galaxy S III with your Gmail contacts.
In this example, we've used Microsoft Outlook 2010.
This process should work successfully with other email programs and other webmail services.
You may be able to import contacts using a memory card or SIM card, but a SIM card might not hold all your contacts.
