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Automatically Collect Contacts In Outlook

by Knowledge Kick
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I use Outlook 2013 and I'm wondering if there's any way to collect all email addresses that I interact with. I found a nice email extractor tools that lets me copy and paste a bunch of text and it will pull email addresses out of the text. However, this is EXTREMELY tedious and manual.

Is there any way to collect all email addresses found within the program in all folders (sent, archive, inbox, etc.)? It would be fantastic if I could just export all of these as they manually collect?

Any help guys? Thanks!
#automatically #collect #contacts #outlook
  • Profile picture of the author USA
    I was never a Windows user to any great extent, but used to remove viruses and malware from many Windows PCs.

    The entire Outlook email client product line was always vulnerable to security exploits.

    If memory serves me correctly, there was a setting in the preferences of the old Outlook Express, and Microsoft Entourage (Mac version), email clients, that when enabled, would cause all email addresses to which you've sent mail, to be automatically added to your contact list. I also seem to recall some advanced filtering capabilities that allowed you to white-list any and all emails from a certain domain, which in turn could be automatically segregated into pre-made folders.

    I assume that these functionalities, and possibly better ones, still exist in the current versions of Outlook.

    I hope this is of help to you.
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  • Profile picture of the author vickeyleaks
    Just try "Ra outlook email extractor" this fulfills your requirement..
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