Does anyone know how to print off, or make a text version of Outlook's Address Book?
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Re: Address Book
Fro Outlook Express address book you can export into CSV format.
I then loaded this into Excel and printed from there.
Don't know if this can be done via Outlook as well but it may be possible -
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Thanks Geffa
Spot on, just pick the contacts folder to export and Roberts you Mothers Brother!Comment
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