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I spend alot of time on the road and may check my email from various clients
and hotel computers. How do you save your address book on a memory stick and be able to use your contact list from other computers? Seems pretty basic to me..... Thanks for any help Jerry |
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Do all the computers you use have Outlook?
"Jerry" wrote in message ... I spend alot of time on the road and may check my email from various clients and hotel computers. How do you save your address book on a memory stick and be able to use your contact list from other computers? Seems pretty basic to me..... |
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And to add to what Vince asked, are they all the same version or at least
pre-2003 versions? -- Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without reading. After furious head scratching, Jerry asked: | I spend alot of time on the road and may check my email from various | clients and hotel computers. How do you save your address book on a | memory stick and be able to use your contact list from other | computers? Seems pretty basic to me..... | | Thanks for any help | | Jerry |
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The majority of the computers I use have outlook 2003. "Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Do all the computers you use have Outlook? "Jerry" wrote in message ... I spend alot of time on the road and may check my email from various clients and hotel computers. How do you save your address book on a memory stick and be able to use your contact list from other computers? Seems pretty basic to me..... |
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Then you will want to save your contacts to a pre-Outlook 2003 .pst version
for complete portability. -- Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without reading. After furious head scratching, Jerry asked: | The majority of the computers I use have outlook 2003. | "Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: | || Do all the computers you use have Outlook? || || "Jerry" wrote in message || ... ||| I spend alot of time on the road and may check my email from various ||| clients ||| and hotel computers. How do you save your address book on a memory ||| stick and ||| be able to use your contact list from other computers? Seems pretty ||| basic to ||| me..... |
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Jerry wrote:
The majority of the computers I use have outlook 2003. But not all? If that's the case, create a new PST in the Outlook 97-2002 format on the memory stick and right-click and drag your Contacts to it. Close it in Outlook (right-clickClose) and close Outlook before removing the stick. On the other PC, open the PST on the stick with FileOpenOutlook Data File. -- Brian Tillman |
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Are any of them using a non-Outlook client?
"Jerry" wrote in message news ![]() The majority of the computers I use have outlook 2003. |
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