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| | Windows Mail Address Book Previously using windows xp and outlook express, I had created a folder for my wifes e-mail address and I made several different folders for my various veteran groups. Within each veteran group I had the e-mail address of the veterans who served in that group. It was very easy to isolate my address' that way. With Vista Windows Mail I see that I can create different "Contact" folders, but when I create a new e-mail and go to the address book to select the recipients, ALL the address (both mine and my wifes) are listed in one long alphabetical list! Is there a way so that ONLY MY contacts (address) can be listed? Thanks |
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| | Re: Windows Mail Address Book Creating separate Windows logon profiles will create separate contact lists for each profile. -- ...winston ms-mvp mail "Seabee" <Seabee@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:161AF093-69A9-4C76-A572-67E3D328A2D2@xxxxxx Quote: > Previously using windows xp and outlook express, I had created a folder for > my wifes e-mail address and I made several different folders for my various > veteran groups. Within each veteran group I had the e-mail address of the > veterans who served in that group. It was very easy to isolate my address' > that way. With Vista Windows Mail I see that I can create different "Contact" > folders, but when I create a new e-mail and go to the address book to select > the recipients, ALL the address (both mine and my wifes) are listed in one > long alphabetical list! > > Is there a way so that ONLY MY contacts (address) can be listed? > > Thanks |
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| | Re: Windows Mail Address Book Windows Mail uses Groups rather than Folders. For a tutorial on how to use contact groups, see Contact Groups in Windows Mail -- Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail) "Seabee" <Seabee@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:161AF093-69A9-4C76-A572-67E3D328A2D2@xxxxxx Quote: > Previously using windows xp and outlook express, I had created a folder for > my wifes e-mail address and I made several different folders for my various > veteran groups. Within each veteran group I had the e-mail address of the > veterans who served in that group. It was very easy to isolate my address' > that way. With Vista Windows Mail I see that I can create different "Contact" > folders, but when I create a new e-mail and go to the address book to select > the recipients, ALL the address (both mine and my wifes) are listed in one > long alphabetical list! > > Is there a way so that ONLY MY contacts (address) can be listed? > > Thanks |
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