convert autofill addresses to contacts

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CathyJ - 13 Jul 2006 20:31 GMT

is there any ez way to convert someone's e-mail addresses stored by the
auto-fill feature into actual contacts? we want to do an e-mailing using
shared address books, but very few people have any of them stored as contacts.

we'd like to avoid selecting each auto-address entry and adding to outlook
contacts if at all possible. we have outlook 2003.

Thanks

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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 13 Jul 2006 21:24 GMT

Only with third party software.
http://www.ingressor.com/ingressor.htm

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> is there any ez way to convert someone's e-mail addresses stored by the
> auto-fill feature into actual contacts? we want to do an e-mailing using
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> Thanks

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Brian Tillman - 13 Jul 2006 21:27 GMT

> is there any ez way to convert someone's e-mail addresses stored by
> the auto-fill feature into actual contacts? we want to do an
> e-mailing using shared address books, but very few people have any of
> them stored as contacts

I don't understand the connection you seem to see between shared address
books (no such thing in Outlook) and the autocompletion data.

> we'd like to avoid selecting each auto-address entry and adding to
> outlook contacts if at all possible. we have outlook 2003.

You can purchase a tool that can manipulate the contents of the
autocompletion cache:
http://www.ingressor.com/ . If all the entries in the autocompletion are
Internet addresses, you can download a freeware tool that will export the
entries: http://www.epute.com/nk2csv/ .

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CathyJ - 13 Jul 2006 22:10 GMT

That freeware tool is just what the dr. ordered! Thanks for the quick reply.

> > is there any ez way to convert someone's e-mail addresses stored by
> > the auto-fill feature into actual contacts? we want to do an
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> Internet addresses, you can download a freeware tool that will export the
> entries: http://www.epute.com/nk2csv/ .

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