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FARAZ QURESHI
How can you change the background design/color for the selected business
cards together, instead of opening each and double clicking it's design?
cards together, instead of opening each and double clicking it's design?
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Roady [MVP]
AFAIK, there is no way to do this. I'm not sure about the possibilities in
doing this programmatically. You mind get an answer for that in the
developers newsgroup; outlook.program_vba
doing this programmatically. You mind get an answer for that in the
developers newsgroup; outlook.program_vba
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FARAZ QURESHI
Thanx Roady,
However, any idea how to customize a view of business cards? For example I
need every card to be showing Mobile/Cell # first and then the field of
postal address and email address in the end?
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Best Regards,
FARAZ A. QURESHI
However, any idea how to customize a view of business cards? For example I
need every card to be showing Mobile/Cell # first and then the field of
postal address and email address in the end?
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Best Regards,
FARAZ A. QURESHI
Roady said:
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Roady [MVP]
You can manually do this by right clicking on the card and then choose Edit
Business Card but I guess you already knew that.
AFAIK there is no way to set a template for this or save a custom template
which you then apply to an existing contact.
A thing that you can do for new contacts is that you create a vcf-file and
then create the business card that you want. When you enter a new contact,
you double click on that vcf-file and enter the contact details and then
save it to Outlook.
The original intention of the Business Card design was that you receive them
from others and distribute your own. In that (perfect world) scenario there
wouldn't be any need for you to have to do it manually on your own contacts.
Perhaps we'll see a bit more flexibility of the feature in the next version
of Outlook ;-)
Business Card but I guess you already knew that.
AFAIK there is no way to set a template for this or save a custom template
which you then apply to an existing contact.
A thing that you can do for new contacts is that you create a vcf-file and
then create the business card that you want. When you enter a new contact,
you double click on that vcf-file and enter the contact details and then
save it to Outlook.
The original intention of the Business Card design was that you receive them
from others and distribute your own. In that (perfect world) scenario there
wouldn't be any need for you to have to do it manually on your own contacts.
Perhaps we'll see a bit more flexibility of the feature in the next version
of Outlook ;-)
FARAZ QURESHI said:
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FARAZ QURESHI
Roady said:
Well lets hope so pal! Thanx a lot
It was quite an XClent advice never even had that idea of right clicking!
By the way can't u even apply a *.vcf template on contacts imported from a
raw file like contacts' list already maintained in Excel? If ever get an
idea/code for doing so please do let this brother know!
Thanx again!