Hi, What type of email account are you using? If you are using an Exchange account, your emails, calendars, addresses are by default stored on the Exchange server.

NK2Edit allows you to easily exports email addresses from the NK2 file directly into the contacts of Microsoft Outlook. In order to use this feature, simply select the desired NK2 records in the main window of NK2Edit, and then go to File->Export Records To Outlook Contacts or simply press Ctrl+F9. In order to backup and restore the AutoComplete cache in Outlook 2010, Outlook 2013 and Outlook 2016, you’ll need to make use of MFCMAPI. This is because the AutoComplete information is stored as a “hidden message” within your mailbox or pst-file.

When you set up the Exchange account in Outlook on a Mac, your emails, calendar items, addresses will be sync to Outlook for Mac. If you are using other account type, I'm afraid that Outlook cannot directly import from Apple Mail. The easiest approach is to use an IMAP or Exchange account configured in both apps, and move all the messages through there. Hope this helps.

Regards, Steve Fan Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they helped. If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact. Hi, As we know that Apple mail saves emails in MBOX format and MS Outlook does not support MBOX file so, it is required to format.

For that, you can try quick solution i.e; SysTools MAC MBOX converter which easily converts Apple Mail Data into Outlook PST format as well as 3 more formats. After that you can import converted PST file in MS Outlook 2016 for MAC.

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In Outlook there will be 2 option to import file. One is for PST and another is the OLM file. So, you have to select 'PST'.

After completion of import process, you can see your Apple mails in Microsoft Outlook 2016 MAC. Thanks & Regards Kelvin Howard. Yes you can easily Migrate your Apple mail database to Outlook PST format here you need to install both software while you are performing this conversion from manual channel, while migrating your MBOX file to PST you need to remember several thing like in manual process here is a chance of data corruption, data loose or time consuming. If you, not in mood to take risk with your mail backup file so you can try commercial channel to perform this conversion, you can find lots of example of commercial tool on internet i have found one of them usefull you can try this too.

Free app for mac like excel. If you’ve ever needed to recreate your Outlook profile, or have migrated to a new PC, you may have noticed you’ll lose your auto-complete information that Outlook keeps when you send a message to a recipient email address. It’s probably not something you’d notice straight away but inevitably it becomes a little frustrating that those addresses you frequently send to aren’t appearing in the pop-up suggestion window. Thankfully this data is stored locally on your machine, and with a little forethought can be migrated to your new profile. Here is what you need to do: IMPORTANT: Make sure you exit Outlook before starting the following procedure.

The names will be included in auto-complete when you restart Outlook. For Outlook 2003 and 2007: 1. On the computer with the saved auto-complete names, • On an XP machine, open: C: Documents and Settings user name Application Data Microsoft Outlook • On a Windows 7 or later machine, open: C: Users username AppData Roaming Microsoft Outlook NOTE: Depending on your file settings, this folder might be hidden. To view the files in this folder • Click Start, and then click My Computer.

• On the Tools menu, click Folder Options. • Click the View tab, and then, under Advanced settings, under Hidden files and folders, click Show hidden files and folders. Take a copy of the profile name.nk2 file. You will need this in the profile on the computer you are migrating to.

On the computer where you want to populate the auto-complete feature, copy the file to drive: Documents and Settings user name Application Data Microsoft Outlook. If the Outlook user profile name is different on the computer where you are moving the.nk2 file to, you must rename the file with the same Outlook user profile name after you copy it to the correct folder.