> Using Outlook 2007, is there an easy way to copy a contact to easily
> create another almost the same contact as ther original.
Sure. Display your contacts in, say, the Address Card view. Right-click
and drag the contact a little way and release the mouse button. Choose
Copy.
> This is where we have maybe 10 different contact names for the same
> company.
Select a contact and click Actions>New Contact From Same Company.

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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
DT - 13 Feb 2008 11:38 GMT
Brian, it works for Contacts in Outlook but not in my case because I am
using Business Contact Manager - it says "Cannot copy the items. The
folders you are trying to change do not support this operation. Could not
complete the operation because the service provider does not support it"
Any ideas.
Dave
>> Using Outlook 2007, is there an easy way to copy a contact to easily
>> create another almost the same contact as ther original.
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>
> Select a contact and click Actions>New Contact From Same Company.
Brian Tillman - 13 Feb 2008 14:58 GMT
> Brian, it works for Contacts in Outlook but not in my case because I
> am using Business Contact Manager - it says "Cannot copy the items. The
> folders you are trying to change do not support this operation. Could not
> complete the operation because the service provider does
> not support it"
Next time, tell the whole story. BCM questions belong in
microsoft.public.outlook.bcm

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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
> Using Outlook 2007, is there an easy way to copy a contact to easily create
> another almost the same contact as ther original. This is where we have
> maybe 10 different contact names for the same company.
>
> Dave
> Using Outlook 2007, is there an easy way to copy a contact to easily create
> another almost the same contact as ther original. This is where we have
> maybe 10 different contact names for the same company.
>
> Dave