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Old August 31st, 2008, 11:28 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]
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Default How do I transfer my address book to a new computer?

So you want to transfer your autocompletion cache, not your Contacts. The
methods for doing so are well documented and posted here frequently. Read
the paragraph entitled "Migrating your NK2(s) file to a new machine" he
http://www.ingressor.com/autocompletetips.htm

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[MVP-Outlook]
"fromageone" wrote in message
...
You guys seem to be the only folks who can help me:

I want to transfer eMails, yes.
I want to transfer contacts, yes.

But most importantly: I want to be able, on my new computer, to create an
eMail and type in Ste. . .for example, and right away, I get a pull down
selection of Stephen, Steve, , etc. Get it?

Is this information located in the .pst file that you speak of here? If
this question isn't clear enough, let me do the back end. Without this
hidden file/feature, I will have to type through or resend to everyone
I've
ever written to, an eMail to have their eMail captured in my (potential)
To:,
CC: or BCC: line.

I sure hope someone can help me out there with this.

21st century customer service - " got to our web site" - stinks. . .!

Steve

"MJ Gordon" wrote:

How do I transfer my address book, contacts, and emails in my Inbox from
my
current work computer to a new work computer using the same version of MS
Outlook? I'm using MS Outlook 2002 SP2. I can't believe I'm having so
much
trouble trying to find this information. Thanks


  #3  
Old September 1st, 2008, 12:48 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
fromageone
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Default How do I transfer my address book to a new computer?

Thank you very much. I am sincerely grateful: I have been digging for this
info forever and NO ONE knew what I was talking about.

I'll give it a try.
You the man.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

So you want to transfer your autocompletion cache, not your Contacts. The
methods for doing so are well documented and posted here frequently. Read
the paragraph entitled "Migrating your NK2(s) file to a new machine" he
http://www.ingressor.com/autocompletetips.htm

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"fromageone" wrote in message
...
You guys seem to be the only folks who can help me:

I want to transfer eMails, yes.
I want to transfer contacts, yes.

But most importantly: I want to be able, on my new computer, to create an
eMail and type in Ste. . .for example, and right away, I get a pull down
selection of Stephen, Steve, , etc. Get it?

Is this information located in the .pst file that you speak of here? If
this question isn't clear enough, let me do the back end. Without this
hidden file/feature, I will have to type through or resend to everyone
I've
ever written to, an eMail to have their eMail captured in my (potential)
To:,
CC: or BCC: line.

I sure hope someone can help me out there with this.

21st century customer service - " got to our web site" - stinks. . .!

Steve

"MJ Gordon" wrote:

How do I transfer my address book, contacts, and emails in my Inbox from
my
current work computer to a new work computer using the same version of MS
Outlook? I'm using MS Outlook 2002 SP2. I can't believe I'm having so
much
trouble trying to find this information. Thanks


  #4  
Old March 8th, 2010, 07:07 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
WD
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Posts: 21
Default How do I transfer my address book to a new computer?

I tried the Ingressor Unlocking your NK2 files but found it does not apply to
Windows 7. Can you provide these instructions.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

So you want to transfer your autocompletion cache, not your Contacts. The
methods for doing so are well documented and posted here frequently. Read
the paragraph entitled "Migrating your NK2(s) file to a new machine" he
http://www.ingressor.com/autocompletetips.htm

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"fromageone" wrote in message
...
You guys seem to be the only folks who can help me:

I want to transfer eMails, yes.
I want to transfer contacts, yes.

But most importantly: I want to be able, on my new computer, to create an
eMail and type in Ste. . .for example, and right away, I get a pull down
selection of Stephen, Steve, , etc. Get it?

Is this information located in the .pst file that you speak of here? If
this question isn't clear enough, let me do the back end. Without this
hidden file/feature, I will have to type through or resend to everyone
I've
ever written to, an eMail to have their eMail captured in my (potential)
To:,
CC: or BCC: line.

I sure hope someone can help me out there with this.

21st century customer service - " got to our web site" - stinks. . .!

Steve

"MJ Gordon" wrote:

How do I transfer my address book, contacts, and emails in my Inbox from
my
current work computer to a new work computer using the same version of MS
Outlook? I'm using MS Outlook 2002 SP2. I can't believe I'm having so
much
trouble trying to find this information. Thanks


  #5  
Old March 8th, 2010, 07:56 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
Russ Valentine
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Posts: 1,155
Default How do I transfer my address book to a new computer?

I've done it. It works fine. Can't tell what you did wrong without knowing
what you did.
--
Russ Valentine
"WD" wrote in message
...
I tried the Ingressor Unlocking your NK2 files but found it does not apply
to
Windows 7. Can you provide these instructions.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

So you want to transfer your autocompletion cache, not your Contacts. The
methods for doing so are well documented and posted here frequently. Read
the paragraph entitled "Migrating your NK2(s) file to a new machine"
he
http://www.ingressor.com/autocompletetips.htm

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"fromageone" wrote in message
...
You guys seem to be the only folks who can help me:

I want to transfer eMails, yes.
I want to transfer contacts, yes.

But most importantly: I want to be able, on my new computer, to create
an
eMail and type in Ste. . .for example, and right away, I get a pull
down
selection of Stephen, Steve, , etc. Get it?

Is this information located in the .pst file that you speak of here?
If
this question isn't clear enough, let me do the back end. Without this
hidden file/feature, I will have to type through or resend to everyone
I've
ever written to, an eMail to have their eMail captured in my
(potential)
To:,
CC: or BCC: line.

I sure hope someone can help me out there with this.

21st century customer service - " got to our web site" - stinks. . .!

Steve

"MJ Gordon" wrote:

How do I transfer my address book, contacts, and emails in my Inbox
from
my
current work computer to a new work computer using the same version of
MS
Outlook? I'm using MS Outlook 2002 SP2. I can't believe I'm having
so
much
trouble trying to find this information. Thanks



  #6  
Old March 9th, 2010, 01:54 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
Diane Poremsky [MVP]
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Posts: 17,338
Default How do I transfer my address book to a new computer?

In what way? It should be identical, except for the file path.

From http://www.slipstick.com/config/backup2007.asp#vista

The file path in Win7 is
%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Outlook
(paste it into the address field of windows explorer)

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"WD" wrote in message
...
I tried the Ingressor Unlocking your NK2 files but found it does not apply
to
Windows 7. Can you provide these instructions.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

So you want to transfer your autocompletion cache, not your Contacts. The
methods for doing so are well documented and posted here frequently. Read
the paragraph entitled "Migrating your NK2(s) file to a new machine"
he
http://www.ingressor.com/autocompletetips.htm

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"fromageone" wrote in message
...
You guys seem to be the only folks who can help me:

I want to transfer eMails, yes.
I want to transfer contacts, yes.

But most importantly: I want to be able, on my new computer, to create
an
eMail and type in Ste. . .for example, and right away, I get a pull
down
selection of Stephen, Steve, , etc. Get it?

Is this information located in the .pst file that you speak of here?
If
this question isn't clear enough, let me do the back end. Without this
hidden file/feature, I will have to type through or resend to everyone
I've
ever written to, an eMail to have their eMail captured in my
(potential)
To:,
CC: or BCC: line.

I sure hope someone can help me out there with this.

21st century customer service - " got to our web site" - stinks. . .!

Steve

"MJ Gordon" wrote:

How do I transfer my address book, contacts, and emails in my Inbox
from
my
current work computer to a new work computer using the same version of
MS
Outlook? I'm using MS Outlook 2002 SP2. I can't believe I'm having
so
much
trouble trying to find this information. Thanks


 




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