Is there a way to get a window frame in Outlook with a listing of
addresses in one's default address book, much like that in Outlook Express?

Thanks for any input

Outlook is not Express so probably not. Why do you not use your contacts
folder in Outlook? List it in phone list view.

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After furious head scratching, Curtis Vaughan asked:

| Is there a way to get a window frame in Outlook with a listing of
| addresses in one's default address book, much like that in Outlook
| Express?
|
| Thanks for any input

It's not for me. My boss uses Outllook, but he saw the way Outlook Express
does an address book window in the bottome left of its screen and
thought it was great. I fail to understand why. I don't like it
personally. And I don't see how it eases writing a letter. Regardless,
he wanted it in Outlook. I don't think it's possible, but I can't say
that, I have to say it isn't possible. So, I'm just trying to make sure.

Thanks!

it isn't possible so you are off the hook

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"Curtis Vaughan" wrote in message
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It's not for me. My boss uses Outllook, but he saw the way Outlook Express
does an address book window in the bottome left of its screen and
thought it was great. I fail to understand why. I don't like it
personally. And I don't see how it eases writing a letter. Regardless,
he wanted it in Outlook. I don't think it's possible, but I can't say
that, I have to say it isn't possible. So, I'm just trying to make sure.

Thanks!