Windows 10: How do I import contacts file to mail?

How do I import contacts in a documents file to mail@

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Import contacts into Mail

The linked People App is where contacts are, the link is next to the Cog in The Mail App.
You can't use the *.CSV file directly however you can link with a Gmail Account.
Use the Webmail interface for Gmail > Contacts > More > Import > Contacts from CSV.

You maybe able to do this with an Outlook Mail Account, though I don't find that specific option.
Or maybe some other Account you have selected in the People App, or setup in the Mail App.

 

Need Outlook 2010 to work or get Mail & Cal to import contacts

I don't understand what it means by "Create one or more folders in the list of folders that synchronize with your Outlook.com account". What does that mean? Are you saying you can create these folders somewhere inside Outlook.com and that the folders have to have the same names as the WLM folders? I don't understand. What folders are the ones that sync with Outlook.com? Where are these?

 

Simple way to import Thunderbird contacts into Win10 Mail

Thanks to everyone who wrote on this before me. I got ideas from them, and it helped me find that I think is a simple way to import Thunderbird contacts into Windows10 Mail. (Note that I'm using the latest version of Win10 in July 2019.)

1. Export the Thunderbird contacts as a .csv file to your computer.

2. Open Gmail. (If you are not using a Gmail account with Win10 Mail, open one. You can easily delete it later.)

3. In your Gmail account's online dashboard click on "help" and type in "import contacts." It will explain the simple steps to import the .csv file you saved from Thunderbird.

4.Once the contacts are in your Gmail account, go to Win10 Mail and click on Mange Accounts. Highlight your gmail account name. In the next menu click on "options for syncing your content." In the next menu click on "sync contacts and calendars". Click on "every 15 mins."

5. Back out out of that screen and go to the contacts icon on Windows10 Mail. You new contacts, email addresses, etc. should be there, if not right away, soon.

PS After decades of using email programs that work on WinX I have not found one that's foolproof. I would pay $$ for a simple, shock-proof email program. I hope this version of Mail is better. (I just moved from Win7 & Thunderbird to Win10.)