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| | Contacts in windows mail I have now moved up to vista with windows mail, from XP with ourlook express. I was used to the contacts being under the folders list on the left side. I found that to be very convienient - to create an email, just double click the person and there would be a preaddressed email. Additionally if I wanted to look up an address or phone number, just rt click on the person and choose properties. It appears now that the contacts cannot be put under the folder list as "contacts" in the layout under view is not shown. The result is a number or additional steps conpared to the "old" way of doing things. I find the new and improved does not work as well in this situation Doug Ps: I hope Microsoft is listening and will consider restoring this function |
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| | Re: Contacts in windows mail "Doug Fraser" <dadsmail@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:uj$1FAngIHA.4880@xxxxxx Quote: >I have now moved up to vista with windows mail, from XP with ourlook >express. I was used to the contacts being under the folders list on the >left side. I found that to be very convienient - to create an email, just >double click the person and there would be a preaddressed email. >Additionally if I wanted to look up an address or phone number, just rt >click on the person and choose properties. It appears now that the >contacts cannot be put under the folder list as "contacts" in the layout >under view is not shown. The result is a number or additional steps >conpared to the "old" way of doing things. > > I find the new and improved does not work as well in this situation > > Doug > > Ps: I hope Microsoft is listening and will consider restoring this > function A small work around is to open WM and your contacts folder, (set the contacts to Details in its view menu), then resize the windows to sit alongside each other. HTH? -- Regards Steve. MS-MVP : Mail. [DTS] UK. |
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