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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Contacts / October 2004Getting rid of Personal Address book was stupid.
I previously had a Personal Address book of colleagues at work. This constituted 75% of my email. I also had a Contact list of external recipients. It was nice and elegant and it worked. By dropping Personal Address book my Contacts are extremely cluttered and there was no usability or value added by this. Nothing was really dropped. The PAB was replaced by the Outlook Address Book. You can still organize your Contacts however you wish into Contact subfolders and have them appear in the Outlook Address Book. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] > I previously had a Personal Address book of colleagues at work. This > constituted 75% of my email. I also had a Contact list of external > recipients. It was nice and elegant and it worked. By dropping Personal > Address book my Contacts are extremely cluttered and there was no usability > or value added by this. |
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