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Import Auto-Complete List
In Outlook, there are no standard tools for restoring backups of Auto-Complete Lists, and even worse, there is no way to load Auto-Complete Lists from external files.
This utility imports the Auto-Complete Lists in NK2 or XML file format into Outlook 2010 and above. Because, in the latest versions of Outlook, Auto-Complete Lists are stored directly in the user's mailbox (or PST data files), each account has its own Auto-Complete List. To transfer the Auto-Complete List from Outlook 2007 (and below) to the newer version of Outlook, you need to select NK2 file and specify the target data file or mailbox. To work correctly, always import the Auto-Complete Lists with Outlook closed, otherwise after closing Outlook, imported data may disappear.
Import of Auto-Complete List is possible in three modes. In the mode of adding new elements, the utility imports only elements that do not exist in the Outlook Auto-Complete List. To ensure uniqueness, it compares e-mail addresses and all duplicates are ignored. In this mode, you can safely import several files one by one; only the unique addresses will be added. In update mode, the utility adds new contacts and refreshes existing data, such as a user name or Exchange Server address. In replace mode, the existing Auto-Complete List will be replaced with the imported data.
Our blog provides more details and hints on using Outlook Auto-Complete Lists.
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* This utility is for non-commercial home use only. It will not run in domain enviroment. Some of the described features and support for domain enviroment are available in advanced version of the utility only. Free version may have additional limitations.
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How to Import Outlook Auto-Complete List?
This quick manual explains how to import Outlook autocomplete cache from XML, NK2 or DAT file to the specified mailbox or PST data file using the free tool.
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Version 4.21, released on August 22, 2022
System Requirements:
Microsoft Office Outlook 365, Outlook 2021, Outlook 2019, Outlook 2016, Outlook 2013, Outlook 2010, Outlook 2007.
Microsoft Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8/8.1, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP SP3.
OutlookFreeware Utility Manager is required to install and run this utility.
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