The method to copy your AutoComplete list from one computer to another depends on what type of email account you've added to Outlook. If you have an Office 365 account, Exchange Server account, or an IMAP account (this is the most common type of other email account), then the AutoComplete list is stored as a hidden file in your Outlook Data File. See for instructions. If you have a POP3 account (less common, but often used for third-party email providers like Comcast, Earthlink, and Verizon), your AutoComplete list is stored in a file stored on your computer. See.

If you don't know what type of account you have, select File > Account Settings > Account Settings. You can find your account type here. Copy the AutoComplete list Step 1: Export the AutoComplete mailbox message • Exit Outlook, and then close Outlook Web Access or Outlook Web App (OWA) on all workstations that are connected to your mailbox. • Download and install MFCMAPI from • Run mfcmapi.exe. • On the Session menu, click Logon.

See this post for alternative methods of automatically resolving names from your Address Book. When using Outlook 2002, after step 9, you must click the Check Names button before it will write the names to the cache.

Minecraft for mac?. • If you are prompted for a profile, select the desired profile name, and then click OK. • In the top pane, locate the line that corresponds to your mailbox, and then double-click it. • In the left-side navigation pane, expand Root Container, and then expand Top of Information Store or IPM_SUBTREE. • Right-click the Inbox folder, and then click Open Associated Content Table. This action opens a new MFCMAPI window that contains various properties.

• Under the Subject column, right-click the item that has the subject IPM.Configuration.Autocomplete, and then click Export Message. This action opens the Save Message To File window. • In the drop-down list, select MSG file (UNICODE), and then click OK. • Select a folder location to which you want to save the message, and then click Save. Note this location. Step 2: Import the AutoComplete mailbox message • Exit Outlook, and then close Outlook Web Access or Outlook Web App (OWA) on all workstations that are connected to your mailbox.

• Download and install MFCMAPI from • Run mfcmapi.exe. • On the Session menu, click Logon. • If you are prompted for a profile, select the desired profile name, and then click OK. • In the top pane, locate the line that corresponds to your mailbox, and then double-click it. • In the left-side navigation pane, expand Root Container, and then expand Top of Information Store or IPM_SUBTREE.

• Right-click the Inbox folder, and then click Open Associated Content Table. This action opens a new MFCMAPI window that contains various properties. • To avoid duplicate entries, you must delete the existing AutoComplete message.

Note: Before you delete the IPM.Configuration.Autocomplete message, you must export the message by using the steps in the 'How to export the Auto-Complete cache' section. To delete the existing AutoComplete message, follow these steps: • In the Subject column, locate the item that has the subject IPM.Configuration.Autocomplete. • Right-click the item, and then click Delete message.

This opens the Delete Item window. • In the drop-down list, select Permanent deletion (deletes to deleted item retention if supported), and then click OK. • On the Folder menu, click Import, and then click From MSG. • Locate the.msg file that you created in step 11 of the 'Export the AutoComplete mailbox message' above, and then click OK. • In the Load MSG window that appears, select Load message into current folder in the Load style list, and then click OK. The AutoComplete information is imported from the IPM.Configuration.Autocomplete_.msg, where the placeholder represents a long string of numbers and letters. Coy and import an.nk2 file Step 1: Copy the Auto-Complete file from the old computer • Because the default folder is hidden folder, the easiest way to open the folder is to use the command%APPDATA% Microsoft Outlook in the Windows Search box (or, browse to C: Users username AppData Roaming Microsoft Outlook).