My questions involves Microsoft Outlook.
In Outlook Express when I receive an email from someone who has also openly
cc'd to 30/40/50 people, I can see the email addresses of all of them. In
Outlook Express, if I click "reply all" that act captures all of those email
addresses and automatically puts them in my address book. This has proven to
be a very effective way to build contacts.
In Microsoft Outlook, when I receive an email openly cc'd to 30/40/50
people, when I click "reply all" it does not seem to capture the email
addresses at all.
My question: if my brother sends an email to me where he also openly cc's
many other people, say 50 people, how can I capture all of those email
addresses in the fewest clicks?
Andrea Jones - 22 Dec 2004 12:35 GMT
I think you may have to right click on each name in the cc box and choose Add
to Contacts.
Andrea Jones
> My questions involves Microsoft Outlook.
>
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> many other people, say 50 people, how can I capture all of those email
> addresses in the fewest clicks?
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 22 Dec 2004 13:07 GMT
See http://www.slipstick.com/contacts/addauto.htm for various ways to save
senders or recipients as new contacts automatically, depending on your
version and configuration of Outlook.

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> My questions involves Microsoft Outlook.
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> many other people, say 50 people, how can I capture all of those email
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