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Hi all:
In our office we use an exchange server and Outlook 2003. All of our client information is stored in a shared contacts folder stored on a public drive. I have read several posts about associating contact folders with email address books. I have done that successfully (although I have an issue unresolved in that problem...). Can I set up Outlook to do this: I create a new calendar appointment. I click on the "Contact" button in the bottom left-hand corner to associate this appointment with a specific contact. Outlook opens the default contact folder, NOT the shared contact folder. I have to navigate through a long list of folders to get to the shared contact folder. 1. Any way to make Outlook use the shared contact folder as the default in this process? and, similarly, when I click on "To:" I get a huge long list of address books (it's a massive network), with my shared folder contacts list down at the very bottom. 2. Any way to make Outlook look in the shared contact folder as the default for emails? Or am I being/doing something stupid/wrong here? Thanks! -- -- Fred Boer - Amateur Access Enthusiast Interests: Library software / Z39.50 / Web Services Freeware Small Library Application available he http://www3.sympatico.ca/lornarourke/ |
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1) No.
2) Yes. Tools | Address Book, Tools | Options, Show This Address List First. "Fred Boer" wrote: Hi all: In our office we use an exchange server and Outlook 2003. All of our client information is stored in a shared contacts folder stored on a public drive. I have read several posts about associating contact folders with email address books. I have done that successfully (although I have an issue unresolved in that problem...). Can I set up Outlook to do this: I create a new calendar appointment. I click on the "Contact" button in the bottom left-hand corner to associate this appointment with a specific contact. Outlook opens the default contact folder, NOT the shared contact folder. I have to navigate through a long list of folders to get to the shared contact folder. 1. Any way to make Outlook use the shared contact folder as the default in this process? and, similarly, when I click on "To:" I get a huge long list of address books (it's a massive network), with my shared folder contacts list down at the very bottom. 2. Any way to make Outlook look in the shared contact folder as the default for emails? Or am I being/doing something stupid/wrong here? |
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Thank you very much!
Cheers! -- Fred Boer - Amateur Access Enthusiast Interests: Library software / Z39.50 / Web Services Freeware Small Library Application available he http://www3.sympatico.ca/lornarourke/ "Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote in message ... 1) No. 2) Yes. Tools | Address Book, Tools | Options, Show This Address List First. |
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