Automatically Dump Email Addresses in Contacts using REPLY ALL

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I used to be able to automatically save all Email addresses in my CONTACTS
when using REPLY or REPLY ALL. Had to reinstall my Windows XP OS and now the
automatic Email saves does not work anymore. How can I reinstate it? What
do I need to do?
 
yedixon said:
I used to be able to automatically save all Email addresses in my CONTACTS
when using REPLY or REPLY ALL. Had to reinstall my Windows XP OS and now
the
automatic Email saves does not work anymore. How can I reinstate it?
What
do I need to do?
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Not with Outlook you didn't, unless you had a third-party add-in. Are you
sure you are not using Outlook EXPRESS?
 
Gordon, I don't use Outlook Express--I used Microsoft Outlook all the time
and yes, it did work before the reinstall......
 
Gordon:
I don't like Outlook Express so I've always used Microsoft Outlook and
before the reinstall, everytime I replied to someone, it automatically saved
in my CONTACTS.
 
yedixon said:
Gordon, I don't use Outlook Express--I used Microsoft Outlook all the time
and yes, it did work before the reinstall......
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Then I suggest you have a third-party add-in - there has NEVER (AFAIK) been
that functionality in Outlook....
 
And what version of Outlook was that?

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After furious head scratching, yedixon wrote:

| Gordon:
| I don't like Outlook Express so I've always used Microsoft Outlook and
| before the reinstall, everytime I replied to someone, it
| automatically saved in my CONTACTS.
|
| "Gordon" wrote:
|
|| ||| I used to be able to automatically save all Email addresses in my
||| CONTACTS when using REPLY or REPLY ALL. Had to reinstall my
||| Windows XP OS and now the
||| automatic Email saves does not work anymore. How can I reinstate
||| it? What
||| do I need to do?
||
||
|| Not with Outlook you didn't, unless you had a third-party add-in.
|| Are you sure you are not using Outlook EXPRESS?
 
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