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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Contacts / January 2007Email Address Cannot Be Added into Contacts
I used to send new email address to everyone in the company. Previously, when they used Outlook Express, they will open the mail and right click to add the new address into the address book. Curently, I changed it to Outlook 2003. When they open the mail, right click on the paragraph that show the new email address but couldn't find any way to add into the contacts. Eg. Dear All, Pls add this new user into your address book:- test@test.com.sg Rdgs  Signaturechris > I used to send new email address to everyone in the company. > Previously, when they used Outlook Express, they will open the mail [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Pls add this new user into your address book:- test@test.com.sg One way is to click the address to open a new message window with the address in the To field, click Check Names to resolve it, then right-click the resolved nameand choose Add to Contacts. SignatureBrian Tillman Signaturechris > > I used to send new email address to everyone in the company. > > Previously, when they used Outlook Express, they will open the mail [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > address in the To field, click Check Names to resolve it, then right-click > the resolved nameand choose Add to Contacts. Thanks for the reply. Why back home i could see the option Who Is when i do a right click on the address. I am looking into this option as my General Manager find the other method not acceptable. Chris > Why back home i could see the option Who Is when i do a right click > on the address. I am looking into this option as my General Manager > find the other method not acceptable. I don't ever recall seeing a "Who Is" option on the context menu in Outlook. "Look up Contact", perhaps, but not that. SignatureBrian Tillman |
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