Any way to export Contacts info

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Dave Eliot

Is there any way to export the names and e-mail addresses from the
Contacts folder? I can't seem to find one.

Thanks in advance for any help.
 
From: "Dave Eliot" <[email protected]>

| Is there any way to export the names and e-mail addresses from the
| Contacts folder? I can't seem to find one.
|
| Thanks in advance for any help.
|

What contacts folder and from what software ?
We aren't mind readers.
 
David said:
From: "Dave Eliot" <[email protected]>

| Is there any way to export the names and e-mail addresses from the
| Contacts folder? I can't seem to find one.
|
| Thanks in advance for any help.
|

What contacts folder and from what software ?
We aren't mind readers.
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The Vista Contacts folder.
 
Rick said:
Hi,

From Windows Mail, click File/Export/Windows Contacts, save as a .csv
file. This common format can usually be imported into many other email
programs.
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The problem is -- if I try and run Vista Mail, my computer freezes and I
have to reboot, so I'm giving up on Vista Mail and will be using
Thunderbird; therefore I want to export from my Contacts folder to
Thunderbird -- not from Vista Mail. I think I'm screwed, once again by
Vista.
 
From: "Dave Eliot" <[email protected]>


| The problem is -- if I try and run Vista Mail, my computer freezes and I
| have to reboot, so I'm giving up on Vista Mail and will be using
| Thunderbird; therefore I want to export from my Contacts folder to
| Thunderbird -- not from Vista Mail. I think I'm screwed, once again by
| Vista.
|

Pegasus Mail is superior to T-Bird.
http://www.pmail.com/

You may want to give it a shot.
 
Open your contacts folder, no need to open Windows Mail.

There should be an 'Export' button on the toolbar. If there isn't,
right-click in the background of the folder, select 'Customize' & then
select the Contacts template from the drop list.
 
Keith said:
Open your contacts folder, no need to open Windows Mail.

There should be an 'Export' button on the toolbar. If there isn't,
right-click in the background of the folder, select 'Customize' & then
select the Contacts template from the drop list.
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Thank you Thank you Thank you
 
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