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Lesia - 31 Dec 2003 15:57 GMT
How can I insert contact information into an email without
going to the contact information first and forwarding it
as a v-card?  I'd like to be able to type the email and
add more than one contact.  Is there a way to attach
them?  I'm using Microsoft Outlook 2002 and I run Windows
XP.  Thanks!
Lesia - 31 Dec 2003 16:12 GMT
I figured it out and I'll post incase anyone else has this
issue. Go to the insert (paperclip) icon and hit the down
arrow next to it.  It will give you the option to insert a
file or an item.  If you click "item" a list will come up
and you can select contact and your contact list will come
up.  You can insert as many contacts as you want.

>-----Original Message-----
>How can I insert contact information into an email without
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>XP.  Thanks!
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 31 Dec 2003 17:08 GMT
Insert it as an Outlook Item.
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Russ Valentine
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> How can I insert contact information into an email without
> going to the contact information first and forwarding it
> as a v-card?  I'd like to be able to type the email and
> add more than one contact.  Is there a way to attach
> them?  I'm using Microsoft Outlook 2002 and I run Windows
> XP.  Thanks!
 
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