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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Contacts / September 2005vCard menu missing???
I am trying to highlight everything in the Contacts and send them as vCard. This is part of process, which involves importing Contacts to Lotus Notes' Address Book. Somehow there is no menu under Actions to select 'Forward as vCard'. I have searched in Microsoft, and it states that I should go File then 'Export to vCard File' or 'Forward'. I do not see either of these selections. Please assist me in completing this task. I appreciate your feedback from the Outlook gurus. What version of Outlook are you using? You can only save one contact at a time though in the versions that do support vCards but you can forward more than one at a time. >I am trying to highlight everything in the Contacts and send them as >vCard. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > selections. Please assist me in completing this task. I appreciate your > feedback from the Outlook gurus. Hi Vince, This is version 2003. > What version of Outlook are you using? You can only save one contact at a > time though in the versions that do support vCards but you can forward more [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > selections. Please assist me in completing this task. I appreciate your > > feedback from the Outlook gurus. OK, in that case my advice is applicable. You can only save one at a time but forward in batches. > Hi Vince, > > This is version 2003. Hi Vince, I will proceed with 'forward' if I can find the selection under Action menu or File menu. The user cannot locate this selection as I have posted originally. I have installed Outlook 2003 and created two contacts to duplicate the user's experience. I can not find the selection. Am I supposed to install added feature, so that I could have this selection? Please advise. Thank you. > OK, in that case my advice is applicable. You can only save one at a time > but forward in batches. > > > Hi Vince, > > > > This is version 2003. Hmmm, I didn't install anything special. Do you have full menus turned on? > Hi Vince, > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > supposed to install added feature, so that I could have this selection? > Please advise. Thank you. How do you turn this 'full menus' on? > Hmmm, I didn't install anything special. Do you have full menus turned on? > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > supposed to install added feature, so that I could have this selection? > > Please advise. Thank you. View menu > Toolbars > Customize > Options tab > How do you turn this 'full menus' on? I did check the 'Always show full menus', but it did not provide me with the selections that we have been talking about. BTW, I did close Outlook & tried it again as well. > View menu > Toolbars > Customize > Options tab > > > How do you turn this 'full menus' on? What shows on your Actions menu when you're in the Contacts folder? >I did check the 'Always show full menus', but it did not provide me with >the > selections that we have been talking about. BTW, I did close Outlook & > tried > it again as well. New Contact, New Distribution List, Call Contact, are enabled. If the two contacts that I have created in the Contact are selected, New Task for Contact, and New Journal Entry for Contact becomes enabled. The other grayed out items are New Contact from Same Company, Link, Call Using NetMeeting, and Follow Up... > What shows on your Actions menu when you're in the Contacts folder? > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > tried > > it again as well. > New Contact, New Distribution List, Call Contact, are enabled. If the > two contacts that I have created in the Contact are selected, New > Task for Contact, and New Journal Entry for Contact becomes enabled. > The other grayed out items are New Contact from Same Company, Link, > Call Using NetMeeting, and Follow Up... Are you using BCM?  SignatureBrian Tillman Yes, it is Business Contract Managing for Microsoft Office Outlook 2003. > > New Contact, New Distribution List, Call Contact, are enabled. If the > > two contacts that I have created in the Contact are selected, New [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Are you using BCM? Hi Brian, I may have to restate my previous statement. No, I do have the BCM, but I did not install this. I have tried to do complete install of Outlook 2003 this morning using the Enterprise Edition 2003. My thinking was that perhaps I may have missed something with default installation. It appears the same still.... Jonathan > Yes, it is Business Contract Managing for Microsoft Office Outlook 2003. > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > > > Are you using BCM? |
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