MS Exchange Personal Address Book

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I see this subject address book discussed within Outlook,
and have it listed under Tools --> Services, but how do I
access this Book and actually use it...add entries...etc.?
 
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The first question would be, why do you need to? It was replaced by the
Outlook Address Book years ago.
 
I see it as another option for exporting the Express
Addressbook, and I can't find where the Export is going
when I use the Personal AddBk. There is a lot of
developmental history I know nothing about which is not
intuitive or documented.
Again, I'm looking for ways to save about three weeks of
work which was put in a WAB file, not knowing this was a
bad choice of applications.....I'm learning.
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The first question would be, why do you need to? It was replaced by the
Outlook Address Book years ago.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Stan said:
I see this subject address book discussed within Outlook,
and have it listed under Tools --> Services, but how do I
access this Book and actually use it...add entries...etc.?
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The PAB would not be a good choice then since you are unlike to encounter an
Outlook installation that is even still using a PAB.
If Outlook and OE are on the same partition, just import OE's Contacts into
Outlook using File > Import and Export > Internet Mail and Addresses.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Stan said:
I see it as another option for exporting the Express
Addressbook, and I can't find where the Export is going
when I use the Personal AddBk. There is a lot of
developmental history I know nothing about which is not
intuitive or documented.
Again, I'm looking for ways to save about three weeks of
work which was put in a WAB file, not knowing this was a
bad choice of applications.....I'm learning.
-----Original Message-----
The first question would be, why do you need to? It was replaced by the
Outlook Address Book years ago.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Stan said:
I see this subject address book discussed within Outlook,
and have it listed under Tools --> Services, but how do I
access this Book and actually use it...add entries...etc.?
Click to expand...


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