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Did you enable those folders as email address books in their properties?
-- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "akm" wrote in message ... Russ Thanks for the reply ! Worked well... only question is, when Word asks to select an Outlook folder it shows only the main contacts folder, and we have several sub-folders that we want to use individually for contact addresses. How do we get each one of those to show up on the Word mail merge list of Outlook contact folders ? -- Thanks again for your help. akm (XPpro,SP-2,IE-7,Office2003) "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Outlook has not used PAB file for over a decade. It should not even be on your radar. What you need to do is configure your Outlook Address Book Service correctly: http://support.microsoft.com/default...Product=ol2002 -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "akm" wrote in message ... Trying to print addresses on envelopes from word with outlook contacts folder. When try to pick "outlook contacts folder" as a word recipients source, get error message "unable to obtain list of tables from data source", so assume need to set up the data source from the outlook .pab file. When try to pick outlook .pab file as 'data source' for outlook to word merge, get "internal mapi error: the object does not support the getcontentstable method. contact your administrator". Is there a good word/outlook mail merge instructions site that covers this problem ? -- Thanks again for your help. akm (XPpro,SP-2,IE-7,Office2003) |
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Thanks, Russ.
Sorry, guess that should have been my question... ie, do I need to go to each folder and set up for use for mail merge (have got about 20 or them) ? And, looks like the answer is YES. Really appreciate your followup ! Have a good one ! -- Thanks again for your help. akm (XPpro,SP-2,IE-7,Office2003) "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Did you enable those folders as email address books in their properties? -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "akm" wrote in message ... Russ Thanks for the reply ! Worked well... only question is, when Word asks to select an Outlook folder it shows only the main contacts folder, and we have several sub-folders that we want to use individually for contact addresses. How do we get each one of those to show up on the Word mail merge list of Outlook contact folders ? -- Thanks again for your help. akm (XPpro,SP-2,IE-7,Office2003) "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Outlook has not used PAB file for over a decade. It should not even be on your radar. What you need to do is configure your Outlook Address Book Service correctly: http://support.microsoft.com/default...Product=ol2002 -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "akm" wrote in message ... Trying to print addresses on envelopes from word with outlook contacts folder. When try to pick "outlook contacts folder" as a word recipients source, get error message "unable to obtain list of tables from data source", so assume need to set up the data source from the outlook .pab file. When try to pick outlook .pab file as 'data source' for outlook to word merge, get "internal mapi error: the object does not support the getcontentstable method. contact your administrator". Is there a good word/outlook mail merge instructions site that covers this problem ? -- Thanks again for your help. akm (XPpro,SP-2,IE-7,Office2003) |
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For any subfolder to appear in the address book view, it must be enabled as
an "email address book," so you must enable each one. Which begs the question, is having so many subfolders the best way to organize your Contacts? If so, fine, but it may not be. There are some drawbacks to doing so. I'd look this over to see if there might be better ways to group your contacts, like categories, for example. http://www.slipstick.com/contacts/oloabcat.htm -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "akm" wrote in message ... Thanks, Russ. Sorry, guess that should have been my question... ie, do I need to go to each folder and set up for use for mail merge (have got about 20 or them) ? And, looks like the answer is YES. Really appreciate your followup ! Have a good one ! -- Thanks again for your help. akm (XPpro,SP-2,IE-7,Office2003) "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Did you enable those folders as email address books in their properties? -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "akm" wrote in message ... Russ Thanks for the reply ! Worked well... only question is, when Word asks to select an Outlook folder it shows only the main contacts folder, and we have several sub-folders that we want to use individually for contact addresses. How do we get each one of those to show up on the Word mail merge list of Outlook contact folders ? -- Thanks again for your help. akm (XPpro,SP-2,IE-7,Office2003) "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Outlook has not used PAB file for over a decade. It should not even be on your radar. What you need to do is configure your Outlook Address Book Service correctly: http://support.microsoft.com/default...Product=ol2002 -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "akm" wrote in message ... Trying to print addresses on envelopes from word with outlook contacts folder. When try to pick "outlook contacts folder" as a word recipients source, get error message "unable to obtain list of tables from data source", so assume need to set up the data source from the outlook .pab file. When try to pick outlook .pab file as 'data source' for outlook to word merge, get "internal mapi error: the object does not support the getcontentstable method. contact your administrator". Is there a good word/outlook mail merge instructions site that covers this problem ? -- Thanks again for your help. akm (XPpro,SP-2,IE-7,Office2003) |
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Russ
Thanks for the suggestion ! Will look at 'categories'. Was thinking of using folders to keep track of mailings done and those yet to do. Maybe need to enter date/s in some contact field/s for that type of tracking process, ie for multiple mailings for different contacts at different times ? Can see where folders could get complicated for that process. Thoughts ? -- Thanks again for your help. akm (XPpro,SP-2,IE-7,Office2003) "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: For any subfolder to appear in the address book view, it must be enabled as an "email address book," so you must enable each one. Which begs the question, is having so many subfolders the best way to organize your Contacts? If so, fine, but it may not be. There are some drawbacks to doing so. I'd look this over to see if there might be better ways to group your contacts, like categories, for example. http://www.slipstick.com/contacts/oloabcat.htm -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "akm" wrote in message ... Thanks, Russ. Sorry, guess that should have been my question... ie, do I need to go to each folder and set up for use for mail merge (have got about 20 or them) ? And, looks like the answer is YES. Really appreciate your followup ! Have a good one ! -- Thanks again for your help. akm (XPpro,SP-2,IE-7,Office2003) "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Did you enable those folders as email address books in their properties? -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "akm" wrote in message ... Russ Thanks for the reply ! Worked well... only question is, when Word asks to select an Outlook folder it shows only the main contacts folder, and we have several sub-folders that we want to use individually for contact addresses. How do we get each one of those to show up on the Word mail merge list of Outlook contact folders ? -- Thanks again for your help. akm (XPpro,SP-2,IE-7,Office2003) "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Outlook has not used PAB file for over a decade. It should not even be on your radar. What you need to do is configure your Outlook Address Book Service correctly: http://support.microsoft.com/default...Product=ol2002 -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "akm" wrote in message ... Trying to print addresses on envelopes from word with outlook contacts folder. When try to pick "outlook contacts folder" as a word recipients source, get error message "unable to obtain list of tables from data source", so assume need to set up the data source from the outlook .pab file. When try to pick outlook .pab file as 'data source' for outlook to word merge, get "internal mapi error: the object does not support the getcontentstable method. contact your administrator". Is there a good word/outlook mail merge instructions site that covers this problem ? -- Thanks again for your help. akm (XPpro,SP-2,IE-7,Office2003) |
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Another option is to start the merge from Outlook, not Word, in the folder
from which you want to create the envelopes. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "akm" wrote: Thanks, Russ. Sorry, guess that should have been my question... ie, do I need to go to each folder and set up for use for mail merge (have got about 20 or them) ? And, looks like the answer is YES. Really appreciate your followup ! Have a good one ! -- Thanks again for your help. akm (XPpro,SP-2,IE-7,Office2003) "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Did you enable those folders as email address books in their properties? -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "akm" wrote in message ... Russ Thanks for the reply ! Worked well... only question is, when Word asks to select an Outlook folder it shows only the main contacts folder, and we have several sub-folders that we want to use individually for contact addresses. How do we get each one of those to show up on the Word mail merge list of Outlook contact folders ? -- Thanks again for your help. akm (XPpro,SP-2,IE-7,Office2003) "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Outlook has not used PAB file for over a decade. It should not even be on your radar. What you need to do is configure your Outlook Address Book Service correctly: http://support.microsoft.com/default...Product=ol2002 -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "akm" wrote in message ... Trying to print addresses on envelopes from word with outlook contacts folder. When try to pick "outlook contacts folder" as a word recipients source, get error message "unable to obtain list of tables from data source", so assume need to set up the data source from the outlook .pab file. When try to pick outlook .pab file as 'data source' for outlook to word merge, get "internal mapi error: the object does not support the getcontentstable method. contact your administrator". Is there a good word/outlook mail merge instructions site that covers this problem ? -- Thanks again for your help. akm (XPpro,SP-2,IE-7,Office2003) |
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Good point !
Will take a look at that option. -- Thanks again for your help ! akm (XPpro,SP-2,IE-7,Office2003) "Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote: Another option is to start the merge from Outlook, not Word, in the folder from which you want to create the envelopes. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "akm" wrote: Thanks, Russ. Sorry, guess that should have been my question... ie, do I need to go to each folder and set up for use for mail merge (have got about 20 or them) ? And, looks like the answer is YES. Really appreciate your followup ! Have a good one ! -- Thanks again for your help. akm (XPpro,SP-2,IE-7,Office2003) "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Did you enable those folders as email address books in their properties? -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "akm" wrote in message ... Russ Thanks for the reply ! Worked well... only question is, when Word asks to select an Outlook folder it shows only the main contacts folder, and we have several sub-folders that we want to use individually for contact addresses. How do we get each one of those to show up on the Word mail merge list of Outlook contact folders ? -- Thanks again for your help. akm (XPpro,SP-2,IE-7,Office2003) "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Outlook has not used PAB file for over a decade. It should not even be on your radar. What you need to do is configure your Outlook Address Book Service correctly: http://support.microsoft.com/default...Product=ol2002 -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "akm" wrote in message ... Trying to print addresses on envelopes from word with outlook contacts folder. When try to pick "outlook contacts folder" as a word recipients source, get error message "unable to obtain list of tables from data source", so assume need to set up the data source from the outlook .pab file. When try to pick outlook .pab file as 'data source' for outlook to word merge, get "internal mapi error: the object does not support the getcontentstable method. contact your administrator". Is there a good word/outlook mail merge instructions site that covers this problem ? -- Thanks again for your help. akm (XPpro,SP-2,IE-7,Office2003) |
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