1. Close any running copies of Microsoft Outlook.
2. Open Windows Explorer.
3. Make sure hidden files and folders are visible in Windows Explorer by navigating to Tools -> Folder Options -> Advanced Settings, and select "Show hidden files and folders."
4. Look in the directory %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Outlook for any files with the .NK2 extension. These are the nickname caches. (If they're not visible there, you may need to search the system for any files that match that extension.)
5. Transfer the file to the corresponding directory on another computer with Outlook
6. Restart Microsoft Outlook and all of your type ahead data should be there.
NOTE: This will allow transfers from Office 2003 to Office 2007
2. Open Windows Explorer.
3. Make sure hidden files and folders are visible in Windows Explorer by navigating to Tools -> Folder Options -> Advanced Settings, and select "Show hidden files and folders."
4. Look in the directory %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Outlook for any files with the .NK2 extension. These are the nickname caches. (If they're not visible there, you may need to search the system for any files that match that extension.)
5. Transfer the file to the corresponding directory on another computer with Outlook
6. Restart Microsoft Outlook and all of your type ahead data should be there.
NOTE: This will allow transfers from Office 2003 to Office 2007
