Auto Save Incoming Email Address/Contact Info In Outlook Contacts

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Sounder

When I receive an email from somebody who is not in my contacts I'd like
Outlook 2003 to automaticly open a contacts window to allow me to enter the
contact info for this new client.

Is this possible?
 
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Brian Tillman

Sounder said:
When I receive an email from somebody who is not in my contacts I'd
like Outlook 2003 to automaticly open a contacts window to allow me
to enter the contact info for this new client.
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So, every time you receive SPAM, you want the SPAMmer's address added to
your Contacts? Why?

A better approach would be to add the address of each person to whom you
reply. See http://www.outlookcode.com/d/code/autoaddrecip.htm
 
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Sounder

No, not exactly. I'm looking for a way for Outlook 2003 to open a new
contact for email that i'm responding to. I.e., I'm replying to you and as
you are not in my Contacts list it will open a Contact window to allow me to
enter your name, etc.
 
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Sounder

Great! I found what I needed on that site.

Thanks.

Diane Poremsky said:
there are 3rd party utilities that will add the person, otherwise you'll
need to learn vba and write something.

See http://www.slipstick.com/addins/contacts.htm#data

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Sounder said:
When I receive an email from somebody who is not in my contacts I'd like
Outlook 2003 to automaticly open a contacts window to allow me to enter
the
contact info for this new client.

Is this possible?
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
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Brian Tillman

Sounder said:
No, not exactly. I'm looking for a way for Outlook 2003 to open a new
contact for email that i'm responding to.
Click to expand...

But that's not what you originally said. The link I supplied will help you
do what you want.
 
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