Address book in Word

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ZZhivago

When I try to logon to my address book to print some labels when in "Word" I
get the message: Log on failed. You must log on to Microsoft Exchange to
access your address book. Error code "Unspecified error".
I have done a search for Microsoft Exchange but cannot find anything useful.
Please cpuld somebody tell me how to log on.

Thank you.


Cheers Paul
 
ZZhivago said:
When I try to logon to my address book to print some labels when in
"Word" I get the message: Log on failed. You must log on to Microsoft
Exchange to access your address book. Error code "Unspecified error".
I have done a search for Microsoft Exchange but cannot find anything
useful. Please cpuld somebody tell me how to log on.

Thank you.


Cheers Paul
Click to expand...

Take a look at http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];224052
and http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];302603.
 
Frank GoBell said:
ZZhivago said:
When I try to logon to my address book to print some labels when in
"Word" I get the message: Log on failed. You must log on to Microsoft
Exchange to access your address book. Error code "Unspecified error".
I have done a search for Microsoft Exchange but cannot find anything
useful. Please cpuld somebody tell me how to log on.

Thank you.


Cheers Paul
Click to expand...

Take a look at http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];224052
and http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];302603.
Click to expand...
Thank you for replying to my request. It seems I need OUTLOOK. I would have
thought that a simple requirement like envelope printing would have been
manageable between WORD and Outlook express, but it seems not. Thank you
again. Paul
 
You can export your Outlook Express addressbook as a csv
file and import it into a spreadsheet or database, maybe
even just a table in WORD. Then you can print labels.

If you have WORD as part of OFFICE you do have OUTLOOK. If
you have WORD as part of WORKS SUITE, you can use the WORKS
database to manage your labels, you can import the csv file
into WORKS. WORKS word processor do labels and should also
work with WORD.

You can get the AVERY plugin for labels too from
www,avery.com


|
message
| | > > When I try to logon to my address book to print some
labels when in
| > > "Word" I get the message: Log on failed. You must log
on to Microsoft
| > > Exchange to access your address book. Error code
"Unspecified error".
| > > I have done a search for Microsoft Exchange but cannot
find anything
| > > useful. Please cpuld somebody tell me how to log on.
| > >
| > > Thank you.
| > >
| > >
| > > Cheers Paul
| >
| > Take a look at
|
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];224052
| > and
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];302603.
| >
| > --
| >
| > Frank GoBell
| >
| >
| >
| Thank you for replying to my request. It seems I need
OUTLOOK. I would have
| thought that a simple requirement like envelope printing
would have been
| manageable between WORD and Outlook express, but it seems
not. Thank you
| again. Paul
|
|
 
Jim Macklin said:
You can export your Outlook Express addressbook as a csv
file and import it into a spreadsheet or database, maybe
even just a table in WORD. Then you can print labels.

If you have WORD as part of OFFICE you do have OUTLOOK. If
you have WORD as part of WORKS SUITE, you can use the WORKS
database to manage your labels, you can import the csv file
into WORKS. WORKS word processor do labels and should also
work with WORD.

You can get the AVERY plugin for labels too from
www,avery.com
Click to expand...
On my new computer, WORD seems to have been substituted for the WORKS
wordprocessor, and is not part of worksuite. I know I can use a csv, that's
how I got my address book off my business computer before I retired.... but
it's an irksome process every time I want to send a letter to a new address.
I suppose I was spoilt. I'll see if I can get OUTLOOK on its own. Thank
you for your help. Paul
 
WORD is usually found on new computers as part of WORKS
SUITE or a version of MS OFFICE (often the small business
edition). Look and see if you have the full OUTLOOK
program.

It is less expensive to buy (or for an OEM to install) the
WORKS SUITE or OFFICE SBE) than to install the WORD
application by itself.

What computer do you have and where did you buy it? Did you
get a list of installed software? If you didn't the Bel Arc
Advisor (free download www.belarc.com ) will scan your
computer and give you a list of all the programs installed
on your computer and where they are installed.


|
in message
| | > You can export your Outlook Express addressbook as a csv
| > file and import it into a spreadsheet or database, maybe
| > even just a table in WORD. Then you can print labels.
| >
| > If you have WORD as part of OFFICE you do have OUTLOOK.
If
| > you have WORD as part of WORKS SUITE, you can use the
WORKS
| > database to manage your labels, you can import the csv
file
| > into WORKS. WORKS word processor do labels and should
also
| > work with WORD.
| >
| > You can get the AVERY plugin for labels too from
| > www,avery.com
| >
| >
| On my new computer, WORD seems to have been substituted
for the WORKS
| wordprocessor, and is not part of worksuite. I know I can
use a csv, that's
| how I got my address book off my business computer before
I retired.... but
| it's an irksome process every time I want to send a letter
to a new address.
| I suppose I was spoilt. I'll see if I can get OUTLOOK on
its own. Thank
| you for your help. Paul
|
|
 
WORKS SUITE is installed with no word processor of its own, but WORD
instead. MICROSOFT OFFICE TOOLS is also installed but this offers nothing to
help. OUTLOOK is not on the PC for certain. OE is. Its a MEDION 266 PC.

Thanks Paul
 
Works word processor is installed. There are just no obvious way to start
it. Look in the Works folder.
 
You should be able to put the addressbook in the WORKS
database and use it to mail merge, if not with WORD, then
install the WORKS word processor too.


| WORKS SUITE is installed with no word processor of its
own, but WORD
| instead. MICROSOFT OFFICE TOOLS is also installed but this
offers nothing to
| help. OUTLOOK is not on the PC for certain. OE is. Its a
MEDION 266 PC.
|
| Thanks Paul
in message
| | > WORD is usually found on new computers as part of WORKS
| > SUITE or a version of MS OFFICE (often the small
business
| > edition). Look and see if you have the full OUTLOOK
| > program.
| >
| > It is less expensive to buy (or for an OEM to install)
the
| > WORKS SUITE or OFFICE SBE) than to install the WORD
| > application by itself.
| >
| > What computer do you have and where did you buy it? Did
you
| > get a list of installed software? If you didn't the Bel
Arc
| > Advisor (free download www.belarc.com ) will scan your
| > computer and give you a list of all the programs
installed
| > on your computer and where they are installed.
| >
| >
| >
| > |
| > | "Jim Macklin" <p51mustang[threeX12]@xxxhotmail.calm>
wrote
| > in message
| > | | > | > You can export your Outlook Express addressbook as a
csv
| > | > file and import it into a spreadsheet or database,
maybe
| > | > even just a table in WORD. Then you can print
labels.
| > | >
| > | > If you have WORD as part of OFFICE you do have
OUTLOOK.
| > If
| > | > you have WORD as part of WORKS SUITE, you can use
the
| > WORKS
| > | > database to manage your labels, you can import the
csv
| > file
| > | > into WORKS. WORKS word processor do labels and
should
| > also
| > | > work with WORD.
| > | >
| > | > You can get the AVERY plugin for labels too from
| > | > www,avery.com
| > | >
| > | >
| > | On my new computer, WORD seems to have been
substituted
| > for the WORKS
| > | wordprocessor, and is not part of worksuite. I know I
can
| > use a csv, that's
| > | how I got my address book off my business computer
before
| > I retired.... but
| > | it's an irksome process every time I want to send a
letter
| > to a new address.
| > | I suppose I was spoilt. I'll see if I can get OUTLOOK
on
| > its own. Thank
| > | you for your help. Paul
| > |
| > |
| >
| >
|
|
 
David Candy said:
Works word processor is installed. There are just no obvious way to start
it. Look in the Works folder.
Click to expand...


And there it was! So thanks I now have the Works Word processor, and see it
links with my address book. I shall persue this route.

Cheers and thanks Paul
 
On my new computer, WORD seems to have been substituted for the WORKS
wordprocessor, and is not part of worksuite.
Click to expand...

Both Word and the Works word processor are available in Work Suite.
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