Letter to Contact

[jfromla]

What happend to the the "Letter to Contact" Action that was in 2003. I used
it all the time to start/address a letter in Word. It appears that this was
left out of 2007. Are there any work around for this? Or does this this
action appear in a differant form

 

[Gordon]

What happend to the the "Letter to Contact" Action that was in 2003. I
used
it all the time to start/address a letter in Word. It appears that this
was
left out of 2007. Are there any work around for this? Or does this this
action appear in a differant form

You do it from Word, not from Outlook. Add the Addressbook icon to your
QAT....

 

[jfromla]

Russ - As far as I can tell the "insert address function" applies to email
messages. I am unable to find where it works for Word.
--
jfromla

Feature was removed. You can still insert Outlook Contact data into any Word
document just as easily as before using the Insert Address function.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

What happend to the the "Letter to Contact" Action that was in 2003. I
used
it all the time to start/address a letter in Word. It appears that this
was
left out of 2007. Are there any work around for this? Or does this this
action appear in a differant form

 

[jfromla]

That seems to work OK. Thanks
--
jfromla

You do it from Word, not from Outlook. Add the Addressbook icon to your
QAT....

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

Not so. Gordon already told you how to do it.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

Russ - As far as I can tell the "insert address function" applies to email
messages. I am unable to find where it works for Word.
--
jfromla

Feature was removed. You can still insert Outlook Contact data into any
Word
document just as easily as before using the Insert Address function.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

What happend to the the "Letter to Contact" Action that was in 2003. I
used
it all the time to start/address a letter in Word. It appears that this
was
left out of 2007. Are there any work around for this? Or does this this
action appear in a differant form

 

[jfromla]

Got it. I was still looking in Outlook. However the Address Book icon
function from word only seem to access the main contacts. The sub-contact
menues do not seem to be availabel. Is this correct?
--
jfromla

Not so. Gordon already told you how to do it.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

Russ - As far as I can tell the "insert address function" applies to email
messages. I am unable to find where it works for Word.
--
jfromla

Feature was removed. You can still insert Outlook Contact data into any
Word
document just as easily as before using the Insert Address function.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
What happend to the the "Letter to Contact" Action that was in 2003. I
used
it all the time to start/address a letter in Word. It appears that this
was
left out of 2007. Are there any work around for this? Or does this this
action appear in a differant form

 

[jfromla]

Great. That clears up all my problems on this issue. Thank you for you time.
--
jfromla

No. It will access any Contacts Folder that you have enabled as an
electronic address book (look in the Properties of each folder and select
that option in the Outlook Address Book tab).
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

Got it. I was still looking in Outlook. However the Address Book icon
function from word only seem to access the main contacts. The sub-contact
menues do not seem to be availabel. Is this correct?
--
jfromla

Not so. Gordon already told you how to do it.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Russ - As far as I can tell the "insert address function" applies to
email
messages. I am unable to find where it works for Word.
--
jfromla


:

Feature was removed. You can still insert Outlook Contact data into
any
Word
document just as easily as before using the Insert Address function.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
What happend to the the "Letter to Contact" Action that was in 2003.
I
used
it all the time to start/address a letter in Word. It appears that
this
was
left out of 2007. Are there any work around for this? Or does this
this
action appear in a differant form