Contacts & Addresses

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Martin Ibbotson

Forgive me for cross-postring, but I'm sure that I've seen a post on one
of these Outlook/Outlook Express newsgroups that explained how to ensure
that the address book in OE has the same entries as the Contacts in
Outlook, but I'm unable to find it.....

Can anyone help? I'm referring to the address book in OE 6.0 being the
same as the Contacts in Outlook 2003.

Many thanks,

Martin
 
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Frank Saunders, MS-MVP IE/OE

Martin Ibbotson said:
Forgive me for cross-postring, but I'm sure that I've seen a post on
one of these Outlook/Outlook Express newsgroups that explained how to
ensure that the address book in OE has the same entries as the
Contacts in Outlook, but I'm unable to find it.....

Can anyone help? I'm referring to the address book in OE 6.0 being the
same as the Contacts in Outlook 2003.

Many thanks,

Martin

Copied from Microsoft WindowsXP/Inside Out
Microsoft Press by Ed Bott and Carl Siechert

"Earlier versions of Address Book gave you the option of using your
Microsoft Outlook Contacts folder in Outlook Express. If you accepted this
option, Address Book became a front end to Outlook, visible in Outlook
Express and any other applications that used Address Book. Contacts added
via Outlook thus became accessible to Outlook Express, and contacts added to
Address Book by means of Outlook Express options (such as Outlook Express's
option to add the names of people you reply to via e-mail) became usable in
Outlook.

"This integration with Outlook is still available in Address Book 6 (the
version shipped with Windows XP), but only via an undocumented registry
edit. To share contact information between Outlook and Address Book, open
Registry Editor, and go to HKCU\Software\Microsoft\WAB\WAB4. Add the DWORD
value UseOutlook to this key (if it isn't already present), and set it to 1.
To return to the unintegrated state, return to this registry value and
either delete it or set it to 0.

"The tradeoff for integration between Outlook and Address Book is that it
precludes your using identities in Address Book. If you are using Outlook
integration and you display the Folders And Groups pane in Address Book, you
see the subfolders of your Outlook Contacts folder instead of your shared
contacts and personal contacts."

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Martin Ibbotson

Thanks, Frank....

Frank Saunders said:
Copied from Microsoft WindowsXP/Inside Out
Microsoft Press by Ed Bott and Carl Siechert

"Earlier versions of Address Book gave you the option of using your
Microsoft Outlook Contacts folder in Outlook Express. If you accepted
this option, Address Book became a front end to Outlook, visible in
Outlook Express and any other applications that used Address Book.
Contacts added via Outlook thus became accessible to Outlook Express,
and contacts added to Address Book by means of Outlook Express options
(such as Outlook Express's option to add the names of people you reply
to via e-mail) became usable in Outlook.

"This integration with Outlook is still available in Address Book 6
(the version shipped with Windows XP), but only via an undocumented
registry edit. To share contact information between Outlook and
Address Book, open Registry Editor, and go to
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\WAB\WAB4. Add the DWORD value UseOutlook to
this key (if it isn't already present), and set it to 1. To return to
the unintegrated state, return to this registry value and either
delete it or set it to 0.

"The tradeoff for integration between Outlook and Address Book is that
it precludes your using identities in Address Book. If you are using
Outlook integration and you display the Folders And Groups pane in
Address Book, you see the subfolders of your Outlook Contacts folder
instead of your shared contacts and personal contacts."

--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP, IE/OE
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Sr. Bocadillo

Frank Saunders said:
Copied from Microsoft WindowsXP/Inside Out
Microsoft Press by Ed Bott and Carl Siechert

"Earlier versions of Address Book gave you the option of using your
Microsoft Outlook Contacts folder in Outlook Express. If you accepted this
option, Address Book became a front end to Outlook, visible in Outlook
Express and any other applications that used Address Book. Contacts added
via Outlook thus became accessible to Outlook Express, and contacts added
to Address Book by means of Outlook Express options (such as Outlook
Express's option to add the names of people you reply to via e-mail)
became usable in Outlook.

"This integration with Outlook is still available in Address Book 6 (the
version shipped with Windows XP), but only via an undocumented registry
edit. To share contact information between Outlook and Address Book, open
Registry Editor, and go to HKCU\Software\Microsoft\WAB\WAB4. Add the DWORD
value UseOutlook to this key (if it isn't already present), and set it to
1. To return to the unintegrated state, return to this registry value and
either delete it or set it to 0.

"The tradeoff for integration between Outlook and Address Book is that it
precludes your using identities in Address Book. If you are using Outlook
integration and you display the Folders And Groups pane in Address Book,
you see the subfolders of your Outlook Contacts folder instead of your
shared contacts and personal contacts."

--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP, IE/OE
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That's very handy. Wish I'd known about this six months ago. Still, next
time!

Thanks Frank
 
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Jeez - Frank, if you are going to bottom post, at least do some judicious
trimming first. A lot to dig through for the "you're welcome"!

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to
the (insert latest virus name here) virus, all mail sent to my personal
account will be deleted without reading.

After furious head scratching, Frank Saunders, MS-MVP IE/OE asked:

| || message ||| |||| Forgive me for cross-postring, but I'm sure that I've seen a post
|||| on one of these Outlook/Outlook Express newsgroups that explained
|||| how to ensure that the address book in OE has the same entries as
|||| the Contacts in Outlook, but I'm unable to find it.....
||||
|||| Can anyone help? I'm referring to the address book in OE 6.0 being
|||| the same as the Contacts in Outlook 2003.
||||
|||| Many thanks,
||||
|||| Martin
|||
||| Copied from Microsoft WindowsXP/Inside Out
||| Microsoft Press by Ed Bott and Carl Siechert
|||
||| "Earlier versions of Address Book gave you the option of using your
||| Microsoft Outlook Contacts folder in Outlook Express. If you
||| accepted this option, Address Book became a front end to Outlook,
||| visible in Outlook Express and any other applications that used
||| Address Book. Contacts added via Outlook thus became accessible to
||| Outlook Express, and contacts added to Address Book by means of
||| Outlook Express options (such as Outlook Express's option to add the
||| names of people you reply to via e-mail) became usable in Outlook.
|||
||| "This integration with Outlook is still available in Address Book 6
||| (the version shipped with Windows XP), but only via an undocumented
||| registry edit. To share contact information between Outlook and
||| Address Book, open Registry Editor, and go to
||| HKCU\Software\Microsoft\WAB\WAB4. Add the DWORD value UseOutlook to
||| this key (if it isn't already present), and set it to
||| 1. To return to the unintegrated state, return to this registry
||| value and either delete it or set it to 0.
|||
||| "The tradeoff for integration between Outlook and Address Book is
||| that it precludes your using identities in Address Book. If you are
||| using Outlook integration and you display the Folders And Groups
||| pane in Address Book, you see the subfolders of your Outlook
||| Contacts folder instead of your shared contacts and personal
||| contacts."
|||
||| --
||| Frank Saunders, MS-MVP, IE/OE
||| Please respond in Newsgroup only. Do not send email
||| http://www.fjsmjs.com
||| Protect your PC
||| http://www.microsoft.com./athome/security/protect/default.aspx
|||
|||
||
|| That's very handy. Wish I'd known about this six months ago. Still,
|| next time!
||
|| Thanks Frank
|
| You're welcome.
 
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Frank Saunders, MS-MVP IE/OE

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]"
Jeez - Frank, if you are going to bottom post, at least do some
judicious trimming first. A lot to dig through for the "you're
welcome"!

Sorry.
I usually delete everything but the most recent post when i say you're
welcome. I forgot this time.
Your OEQuoteFix looks like it needs updating.

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