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When I right click, there is not an "Add to Contacts" in the drop down menu.
Can you think of a reason why? "Toody" wrote: Everyone is correct. You can't automatically save email addresses. However, you may try opening the email, highlighting the picture to the email address's left, or the address/name itself, and right clicking. Toward the bottom of the drop down list is a an option to "Add to Contacts." Select that option. A contact screen will open, displaying the name and email address of the sender. This will at least elimate some of the steps associated with adding addresses. "Bigredpilot" wrote: I'm using Office 2003 and in particular OUTLOOK. In my time with Outlook Express there was a facility which automatically saved a senders email address in the Address Book but I can't find a similar function in Outlook.How do I address this problem? |
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