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When you have a fit open, click the drop-down menu to the right of the name of your fit, and select Export to XML. The default EVE file path for fittings under Windows is "...\My Documents\EVE\fittings", so save it there. In game you want to go to the Fittings Management window, which you do by opening up the fitting window (~~CTRL~~ + F) and clicking the Browse button near the bottom right. The Fitting Management window has an Import button, and the rest should be obvious.

When you have a fit open, click the drop-down menu to the right of the name of your fit, and select Export to XML. The default EVE file path for fittings under Windows is "...\My Documents\EVE\fittings", so save it there. In game you want to go to the Fittings Management window, which you do by opening up the fitting window (ALT+F) and clicking the Browse button near the bottom right. The Fitting Management window has an Import button, and the rest should be obvious.

There's also an Export button in the Fitting Management window, which (guess what) exports all your fits in a single file name (I think the default is 'account.xml' or similar). In EFT, go to File -> Import/Export to Eve -> Open XML File Manager to look at the exported XML files.

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-When you have a fit open, click the drop-down menu to the right of the name of your fit, and select Export to XML. The default EVE file path for fittings under Windows is "...\My Documents\EVE\fittings", so save it there. In game you want to go to the Fittings Management window, which you do by opening up the fitting window (CTRL + F) and clicking the Browse button near the bottom right. The Fitting Management window has an Import button, and the rest should be obvious.
+When you have a fit open, click the drop-down menu to the right of the name of your fit, and select Export to XML. The default EVE file path for fittings under Windows is "...\My Documents\EVE\fittings", so save it there. In game you want to go to the Fittings Management window, which you do by opening up the fitting window (ALT+F) and clicking the Browse button near the bottom right. The Fitting Management window has an Import button, and the rest should be obvious.
 There's also an Export button in the Fitting Management window, which (guess what) exports all your fits in a single file name (I think the default is 'account.xml' or similar). In EFT, go to File -> Import/Export to Eve -> Open XML File Manager to look at the exported XML files.