Address book?

[johnn]

Hi:

I just bought my wife a new computer - it has Windows Vista Home
Premium Edition for an OS.
While I don 't know Vista, I think I have the machine pretty well set
up - even though I am a XP person.

It seems Vista has some new features, including a scheduling calendar.
Nifty!

Does anyone know if Vista includes a address list - you know, the
old-fashined one where you can keep track of names, street addresses,
telephone numbers etc?

If not, does anyone happen to know about a program that will do this?

Thanks!

 

[Brent Trahan]

Here are a few guides that'll help you manage contacts in Vista.
http://maximumpcguides.com/windows-vista/category/windows/vista/windows-contacts/

 

[Bookman]

Hi johnn

Type "wab" in the run line, that will bring up the windows address book,
which is also used by Windows Mail.

 

[Mike Hall - MVP]

Hi:

I just bought my wife a new computer - it has Windows Vista Home
Premium Edition for an OS.
While I don 't know Vista, I think I have the machine pretty well set
up - even though I am a XP person.

It seems Vista has some new features, including a scheduling calendar.
Nifty!

Does anyone know if Vista includes a address list - you know, the
old-fashined one where you can keep track of names, street addresses,
telephone numbers etc?

If not, does anyone happen to know about a program that will do this?

Thanks!

It is now called Windows CONTACTS..

 

[Ravenshadow]

Hi:

I just bought my wife a new computer - it has Windows Vista Home
Premium Edition for an OS.
While I don 't know Vista, I think I have the machine pretty well set
up - even though I am a XP person.

It seems Vista has some new features, including a scheduling calendar.
Nifty!

Does anyone know if Vista includes a address list - you know, the
old-fashined one where you can keep track of names, street addresses,
telephone numbers etc?

If not, does anyone happen to know about a program that will do this?

Thanks!

When you got 'Windows Mail' opened in Vista. The address book is the '2nd'
icon. Right of the Send/Receive' button.

 

[+Bob+]

Hi johnn

Type "wab" in the run line, that will bring up the windows address book,
which is also used by Windows Mail.

That's not an address book - its a firrgin directory listing. The
"Address Book" for Windows Mail defies a description negative enough
to encompass it.