I'm not sure I understand what you mean by headings. Can you provide more
detail?

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> I print two lists of contacts--personal and business. Use
> two views. Need to save different sets of headindgs. One
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> Jack
For my Outlook personal contact phone list I go to
Contact\People>View>Current View>Phone list. Each record
is on one line with 5 columns (like a Word Table). The
column headings for People are Last name, First name,
Home phone, E-mail,Business phone, Moblle.
I print these lists on 4x6 index cards. Have a set in my
office, the kitchen, and in my briefcase.
For my other list, in the business contact subfolderthe
one for Businesses, the column heads would be Business,
Bus phone, E-mail, Cell Phone, Home phone. I want to
save these headings in two seperate files so I don't have
to reconfigure them every time I print these lists.
Jack
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>I'm not sure I understand what you mean by headings. Can you provide more
>detail?
>Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
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Sue Mosher [MVP] - 24 Jan 2004 23:20 GMT
You can create a separate named view for each layout. View | Arrange By |
Current View | Define Views.

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> For my Outlook personal contact phone list I go to
> Contact\People>View>Current View>Phone list. Each record
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