> Why export at all? She can go to the VP's Contacts folder and use the Tools | Mail Merge command to create labels.
> >I have a user who is a delegate (contacts only) for a VP. The user wants to
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> > the VPs contacts from her own machine? Or does she have to do this on the
> > VPs Outlook account? We're running Outlook 2003 on an Exchange 2003 server.
She doesn't have to go to his computer if she's a delegate and has access to that folder. She can open it on her machine.

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> it's not so easy to get onto the VPs computer...she was hoping she could do
> this without having to coordinate with his schedule
>
>> Why export at all? She can go to the VP's Contacts folder and use the Tools | Mail Merge command to create labels.
>>
>> >I have a user who is a delegate (contacts only) for a VP. The user wants to
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>> > the VPs contacts from her own machine? Or does she have to do this on the
>> > VPs Outlook account? We're running Outlook 2003 on an Exchange 2003 server.
Carrie - 28 Nov 2006 18:54 GMT
Sue - I'm sorry, I totally missed your point in your initial response. When
you said mail merge, I immediately thought Word independent of Outlook. With
your last reply I understood your suggestion for merging directly from the
VPs contacts. Thanks so much for your help! I do appreciate it!
> She doesn't have to go to his computer if she's a delegate and has access to that folder. She can open it on her machine.
>
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> >> > the VPs contacts from her own machine? Or does she have to do this on the
> >> > VPs Outlook account? We're running Outlook 2003 on an Exchange 2003 server.