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I use Outlook for my appointments and Contact information. That Contact
information includes fax numbers. I use Outlook Express as my e-mailer and only keep names and email addresses in its address book. When I try to send a Fax using the XP fax facility and click the Address book button, I get the Outlook Express address book which doesn't have the fax numbers in it. Is there some way to point to the Outlook Contact information? Thank you. By the way, you folks are great. |
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Lorne wrote:
I use Outlook for my appointments and Contact information. That Contact information includes fax numbers. I use Outlook Express as my e-mailer and only keep names and email addresses in its address book. When I try to send a Fax using the XP fax facility and click the Address book button, I get the Outlook Express address book which doesn't have the fax numbers in it. Is there some way to point to the Outlook Contact information? Got a version for that Outlook? -- Brian Tillman |
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2000. Jeez, I remember when that was now!
"Brian Tillman" wrote: Lorne wrote: I use Outlook for my appointments and Contact information. That Contact information includes fax numbers. I use Outlook Express as my e-mailer and only keep names and email addresses in its address book. When I try to send a Fax using the XP fax facility and click the Address book button, I get the Outlook Express address book which doesn't have the fax numbers in it. Is there some way to point to the Outlook Contact information? Got a version for that Outlook? -- Brian Tillman |
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Lorne wrote:
2000. Jeez, I remember when that was now! What mode, IMO or CW? I suspect the former. The second line of HelpAbout will contain that information. Outlook 2000 IMO uses the Windows Address Book for its contacts information. Only in CW mode can you enable a Contacts folder in Outlook to be used as an address book. I think you have to start in the Contacts folder of Outlook in order to send a fax, but I'm not really familiar with faxing with OL 2000. I'd recommend you take a look at Russ Valentine's faxing page: http://home.indy.rr.com/russval/fax.htm -- Brian Tillman |
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IMO as you suspected. I suspect in turn that this may not be a go. Thank you
Brian. I'll take a look at the Valentine page about faxing. Thanks again. "Brian Tillman" wrote: Lorne wrote: 2000. Jeez, I remember when that was now! What mode, IMO or CW? I suspect the former. The second line of HelpAbout will contain that information. Outlook 2000 IMO uses the Windows Address Book for its contacts information. Only in CW mode can you enable a Contacts folder in Outlook to be used as an address book. I think you have to start in the Contacts folder of Outlook in order to send a fax, but I'm not really familiar with faxing with OL 2000. I'd recommend you take a look at Russ Valentine's faxing page: http://home.indy.rr.com/russval/fax.htm -- Brian Tillman |
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