I have Office 2007. I want to use Word as my editor in Outlook for the
additional features. How do I install Word as the default editor?
Second question. How do I break down my distribution list into differnt
categories of contacts? Can I export the folder and then divide the contacts
into groups (or additional distribution lists)? The contacts are not
contained anywhere else but in the distribution list and I would prefer not
to have to re-enter the names and information.
Sorry to post two questions at once, and thanks in advance for any help.
> I have Office 2007. I want to use Word as my editor in Outlook for the
> additional features. How do I install Word as the default editor?
You can't. Outlook 2007 already uses a stub of Word as the editor....
> Second question. How do I break down my distribution list into differnt
> categories of contacts? Can I export the folder and then divide the contacts
> into groups (or additional distribution lists)? The contacts are not
> contained anywhere else but in the distribution list and I would prefer not
> to have to re-enter the names and information.
Save the distribution list as a txt file. Open in excel, save as a csv.
Then import into your Contacts.
Landman - 05 Mar 2008 23:03 GMT
Thanks much for your prompt reply!
> > I have Office 2007. I want to use Word as my editor in Outlook for the
> > additional features. How do I install Word as the default editor?
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> Save the distribution list as a txt file. Open in excel, save as a csv.
> Then import into your Contacts.
caveatashish@gmail.com - 06 Mar 2008 05:32 GMT
Hi
There is no othere way so that in Outlook 2007 word can be use as an
defalult editor.
Brian Tillman - 06 Mar 2008 13:21 GMT
> There is no othere way so that in Outlook 2007 word can be use as an
> defalult editor.
Word is ALWAYS the editor in Outlook 2007. You don't have a choice.

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