Importing Outlook contacts into an N95

Hi, I've plugged my N95 into my pc, got Nokia PC suite running, but how do I get my contacts from outlook onto the phone?
( sorry if this has been asked before...)
TIA
Waynoo

dont worry- same problems I asked last year when using the awful e60 - sorted now via PC sync... ( still not sure what I am doing back with Nokia rather than a windows smart phone, but that's a whol;e different subject!)

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