This article describes how to export distribution list members to a CSV file from the Outlook Address Book. Note: you cannot expand the Distribution List if it is hidden from the Address Book, or if it is a dynamic Distribution List. Open Outlook and start a new email. Click the To button and select the distribution list you need to save in CSV. File List Export 2.6 for Mac is available as a free download on our software library. The most popular version among the program users is 1.6. The most popular version among the program users is 1.6. This app is suitable for Mac OS X 10.8 or later.

How to copy or export the auto-complete file/list in Outlook?

As we know, Outlook will save the auto-complete cache automatically, and then list the auto-complete cache when you type related letters in the To/Cc/Bcc field in email as below screenshot shown. Have you ever thought of copying or exporting the auto-complete list file from Outlook? This article will introduce a method for you!

Copy or export the auto-complete file/list in Outlook

Copy or export the auto-complete file/list in Outlook

This method will guide you to open the folder containing the Outlook auto-complete list, and then copy or export these files from the folder.

1. Double click This PC on the desktop to open the file explorer, and display hidden files and folders with checking the hidden items option on the View tab in Windows 8/10. See screenshot:

Note: If you are working in Windows 7, Please: (1) double click Computer on the desktop to open the file explorer; (2) click Organize > Folder and search options; (3) check the Show hidden files, folders, and drivers option and click the OK button in the Folder Options dialog box. See screenshot:

2. Paste below folder path into the Address box in the file explorer, and press the Enter key.

Folder path of Outlook Auto-complete list: %username%AppDataLocalMicrosoftOutlookRoam Cache

Now the folder containing Outlook auto-complete list is opening. The DAT files whose names begin with Stream_Autocomplete are Outlook autocomplete list files.

2. Select all Outlook auto-complete list files, right click and select Copy from the right-clicking menu. See screenshot:

3. Go to the destination folder you will paste the copied Outlook auto-complete list files, and press Ctrl + V keys simultaneously to paste them in the folder.

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Export Windows folder filenames to a text file using Command Line

Scenario: You have a Windows folder containing a large amount of files that you need to have exported into one text file listing all the filenames. For instance, you might need to copy & paste those filenames into an Excel spreadsheet.

Here’s a quick and easy way to do it:

1. Open a Command Window (Start > Run > cmd)

2. Navigate to the folder by using the cd command. If you need to move up a level, use cd .. If your folder name contains spaces, surround it with quotations.

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Commands to type

File List Export

3. Type the command dir /b>filelist.txt

4. This will create the text file inside that folder. If you want the file output elsewhere, use a fully qualified name. Remember that Windows uses as the directory delimiter, not /

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The “pretty” alternative: Simply drag and drop the folder into a Mozilla (Firefox) browser. The directory structure will be output in a pretty HTML document.