Added DisplayType field for the 'if' command in NK2Edit script. You can use it to delete all records with specific 'Display Type' value. You can use the following numeric values: 0 for Mail User, 1 for Distribution List, 5 for Private Distribution List, and 6 for Remote User.
For example, to delete all non-private distribution lists:
if DisplayType Equal 1 delete

Added new package containing both 32-bit and 64-bit builds of NK2Edit (In addition to the separated 32-bit and 64-bit downloads). This package contains a third executable (named nk2edit.exe) which automatically executes the correct .exe file according to the installed version of Outlook. Both executables (32-bit and 64-bit) share the same configuration file (nk2edit.cfg) if they are executed from nk2edit.exe
This package might be useful for you if you have mixed environment with some computers running Outlook 32-bit and some computers running Outlook 64-bit.
For more information: Using NK2Edit in mixed environment of computers running Outlook 32-bit and Outlook 64-bit

Added option to change the characters encoding of the files generated by the 'Export Selected Items' option and by the export command-line options (/stab, /scomma, /shtml and so on...) - UTF-8, UTF-16, or Ascii
You can also change the characters encoding from command-line by using the /ExportCharEncoding command-line option. For example, in order to export all AutoComplete items to csv file with UTF-8 encoding:
NK2Edit.exe /ExportCharEncoding 1 /scomma "simple.csv"
Simple CSV File - Changed the default encoding to UTF8 and removed space characters, so this file will be opened properly in Excel.

Version 2.76
NK2Edit now displays an error message if it cannot change the sending format ('Change Sending Format To...' action).
Version 2.75
Added /WarnIfOutlookRunning command-line option. You can use it with /script , /script_express , and other command-line option to warn the user if Outlook is running.
Added /TimestampBackup command-line option. You can use it with /script , /script_express , and other command-line option to create a separated backup every time that the command-line is executed. The backup filename is generated with a timestamp, for example: 1.nk2.20130813111927.NK2Edit.bak