Can new outgoing email addresses be auto saved in 2003 MO?

SUSAN REGINA WHITE SUSAN REGINA wrote:

Can new outgoing email addresses be auto saved in 2003 MO?

What do you mean by this? If you mean does Outlook 2003 implement
autocompletion, whereby addresses to which you send mesasges are remembered
such that typing in the To or Cc fields will recall them, then yes.

If you mean does Outlook add to your Contacts folder those addresses to
which you send replies, then see this:
http://www.outlookcode.com/d/code/autoaddrecip.htm
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Hi, I have the same question - I want every email I reply to to be saved
automatically in my contacts folder. (I understand this is an Outlook
Express or Outlook 98 feature only); and while I appreciate that you supplied
the answer to the question, the link takes me to a place that might as well
be written in Greek for all the good it will do me.

I have no idea where to put that code, how to enter it, do I enter it
verbatim or do I have to substitute in other data?

Isn't it possible for Microsoft to incorporate this sort of thing in an
update and have the code insert itself? Microsoft continuously drops good
features from various versions for reasons unknown to us commoners that
leaves us fumbling in the dark. I'm computer savvy; but by no means tekkie
enough to make head nor tales of the information provided in the above link.

Pamala

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

SUSAN REGINA WHITE SUSAN REGINA wrote:

Can new outgoing email addresses be auto saved in 2003 MO?

What do you mean by this? If you mean does Outlook 2003 implement
autocompletion, whereby addresses to which you send mesasges are remembered
such that typing in the To or Cc fields will recall them, then yes.

If you mean does Outlook add to your Contacts folder those addresses to
which you send replies, then see this:
http://www.outlookcode.com/d/code/autoaddrecip.htm
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

PureEvil wrote:

Hi, I have the same question - I want every email I reply to to be
saved automatically in my contacts folder. (I understand this is an
Outlook Express or Outlook 98 feature only); and while I appreciate
that you supplied the answer to the question, the link takes me to a
place that might as well be written in Greek for all the good it will
do me.

I have no idea where to put that code, how to enter it, do I enter it
verbatim or do I have to substitute in other data?

The how is also described on that web site. See
http://outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=49
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]