In the export dialog, select the middle option, which exports your listings to CSV format with as much data as can be preserved. This step starts the Turbo Lister export tool for the listings you've selected.Ĭhoose the "Turbo Lister Format (CSV file)" option. In the "Inventory" area, select a range of Turbo Lister listings to export.Ĭlick "Export Selected Items" in the "File" menu. You should see all of the listings highlighted. Open a listings folder, click on the first listing in the folder, then scroll to the bottom of the list, hold down your "Shift" key, and click on the last listing in the folder while still holding the key. Here are the steps to follow to export listings to a CSV file: Don't worry, this isn't a limitation for you-as an inkFrog user, all of your active listings are already imported into inkFrog for you. For active listings, the export option is grayed out. You can only export inventory listings from inkFrog-not active listings. Repeat these steps for each of your inventory listings folders. You can only import up to 250 listings at a time into inkFrog, so it makes sense to process one folder of listings at a time, rather than try to get them all in one go. There are some caveats to understand before you begin: Your first job is to export listings from Turbo Lister to a CSV file. Because Turbo Lister is a very old tool hasn't been supported for a long time, the process is a little more involved than many are accustomed to in 2018-but it's possible. Happily, it is possible to move much of your Turbo Lister data and listings to inkFrog.
Turbo Lister has reached the end of it's life.
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