No import functionality like that is built into Outlook. You'd have to code it yourself
Why not just use an Exchange publiic folder to hold that information?

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> Randy Smith
Randy Smith - 05 Sep 2006 15:18 GMT
Sue,
Thanks so much for replying. I have "seen" you around the Outlook/Exchange
community for years and years. Your website - slipstick is also an old
favorite of mine. Yet, I am still very much a novice. I work for a small
company in a small town and they will porobably prefer to retype the the
phone numbers every time they change rather than "learn" anything new. They
just kind-of push the buttons they are supposed to push and that's it.
Exchange & Outlook have such tremendous power and scope but I have not yet
been in situations that lead me to use a lot of the advanced features.
I am certain that I could setup a public folder for this - you are
absolutely right - but with this user dempgraphic here it would go unused. I
should have thought of that.
Thanks again for taking the time to answer. (It's kinda like having a
celebrity help you :) )
Randy
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