All I need is their name and email address. How do I copy it into the mailbox?
> By address book, do you mean their contacts folder? You can copy it into your mailbox and export from there. If you have write access to it, you can copy individual items into that folder.
>
> > How do I import somebody elses address book or does the other person have to
> > export it
You still haven't said what you mean by "address book." In other words, what is the source of this data?

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> All I need is their name and email address. How do I copy it into the mailbox?
>
>> By address book, do you mean their contacts folder? You can copy it into your mailbox and export from there. If you have write access to it, you can copy individual items into that folder.
>> > How do I import somebody elses address book or does the other person have to
>> > export it
ED - 15 Jul 2005 14:42 GMT
By address book I mean contact folder
> You still haven't said what you mean by "address book." In other words, what is the source of this data?
>
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> >> > How do I import somebody elses address book or does the other person have to
> >> > export it
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 15 Jul 2005 15:14 GMT
The default Contacts folder in another Exchange mailbox? If you have read access to it, you can select all the items and copy them into a folder in your own mailbox.

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> By address book I mean contact folder
>
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>> >> > How do I import somebody elses address book or does the other person have to
>> >> > export it