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| Guest | organizing windows mail contacts I took the time to organize my contacts into folders.......then I went to send an email and clicked on "select recepients" and the whole dang list of contacts comes up that you have to scroll thru.......instead of showing the folders that I just organized........what kind of crap is this? I hate this thing....windows mail really sucks........it is set up with no regard to the home user........everything about Vista seems to be geared towards "business"........the "home" computer user has just been totally forgotten........is there anyway to get this darn list organized better? |
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| Guest | Re: organizing windows mail contacts Try right clicking the contacts window and you can choose Group by or Stack by or whatever. See if that helps. steve "Reynolds" <Reynolds@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:CB2C76B4-B95A-46C6-910C-DCF2B93CBA3B@microsoft.com... >I took the time to organize my contacts into folders.......then I went to > send an email and clicked on "select recepients" and the whole dang list > of > contacts comes up that you have to scroll thru.......instead of showing > the > folders that I just organized........what kind of crap is this? I hate > this > thing....windows mail really sucks........it is set up with no regard to > the > home user........everything about Vista seems to be geared towards > "business"........the "home" computer user has just been totally > forgotten........is there anyway to get this darn list organized better? |
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| Guest | Re: organizing windows mail contacts what you said makes sense, but for the average ordinary person like myself, some of your wording made no sense Scott "Steve Cochran" wrote: > Try right clicking the contacts window and you can choose Group by or Stack > by or whatever. > > See if that helps. > > steve > > "Reynolds" <Reynolds@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:CB2C76B4-B95A-46C6-910C-DCF2B93CBA3B@microsoft.com... > >I took the time to organize my contacts into folders.......then I went to > > send an email and clicked on "select recepients" and the whole dang list > > of > > contacts comes up that you have to scroll thru.......instead of showing > > the > > folders that I just organized........what kind of crap is this? I hate > > this > > thing....windows mail really sucks........it is set up with no regard to > > the > > home user........everything about Vista seems to be geared towards > > "business"........the "home" computer user has just been totally > > forgotten........is there anyway to get this darn list organized better? > |
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| Guest | Re: organizing windows mail contacts I was just using English. steve "snjnt2" <snjnt2@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message news:6C16009C-0C9B-4EA9-BAAF-7E99D8984075@microsoft.com... > what you said makes sense, but for the average ordinary person like > myself, > some of your wording made no sense > Scott > > "Steve Cochran" wrote: > >> Try right clicking the contacts window and you can choose Group by or >> Stack >> by or whatever. >> >> See if that helps. >> >> steve >> >> "Reynolds" <Reynolds@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:CB2C76B4-B95A-46C6-910C-DCF2B93CBA3B@microsoft.com... >> >I took the time to organize my contacts into folders.......then I went >> >to >> > send an email and clicked on "select recepients" and the whole dang >> > list >> > of >> > contacts comes up that you have to scroll thru.......instead of showing >> > the >> > folders that I just organized........what kind of crap is this? I >> > hate >> > this >> > thing....windows mail really sucks........it is set up with no regard >> > to >> > the >> > home user........everything about Vista seems to be geared towards >> > "business"........the "home" computer user has just been totally >> > forgotten........is there anyway to get this darn list organized >> > better? >> |
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| Guest | RE: organizing windows mail contacts do you mean from the tool bar in windows mail? It wont "right click"..... "Reynolds" wrote: > I took the time to organize my contacts into folders.......then I went to > send an email and clicked on "select recepients" and the whole dang list of > contacts comes up that you have to scroll thru.......instead of showing the > folders that I just organized........what kind of crap is this? I hate this > thing....windows mail really sucks........it is set up with no regard to the > home user........everything about Vista seems to be geared towards > "business"........the "home" computer user has just been totally > forgotten........is there anyway to get this darn list organized better? |
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| Guest | Re: organizing windows mail contacts the folder "contacts" is organized into separate folder for the contacts..example: family, friends, business,......I get ready to send an email........bring up the new message box.....click on tools.....click on "select recepients" and the whole list comes back up unorganized..........I have to sort thru them all to find my contacts......which is very time consuming........I do not understand where you want me to "right click" at........I have right clicked everywhere conceivable.......and there is no right click enabled.......spell it out for me better please......thanks!!!!!!!!! Your help is very much appreciated!!!!!!!!!! "Steve Cochran" wrote: > Try right clicking the contacts window and you can choose Group by or Stack > by or whatever. > > See if that helps. > > steve > > "Reynolds" <Reynolds@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:CB2C76B4-B95A-46C6-910C-DCF2B93CBA3B@microsoft.com... > >I took the time to organize my contacts into folders.......then I went to > > send an email and clicked on "select recepients" and the whole dang list > > of > > contacts comes up that you have to scroll thru.......instead of showing > > the > > folders that I just organized........what kind of crap is this? I hate > > this > > thing....windows mail really sucks........it is set up with no regard to > > the > > home user........everything about Vista seems to be geared towards > > "business"........the "home" computer user has just been totally > > forgotten........is there anyway to get this darn list organized better? > |
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| Guest | Re: organizing windows mail contacts Left click on the WinMail toolbar Contacts Icon or go to Start | Programs | Windows Contacts. That will bring up the contacts window that I was referring to. I didn't mean the one from which you select a contact when you are emailing a message. There does not appear to be anyway I see to customize the window that pops up when you click on the To button on the new mail message form. steve "Reynolds" <Reynolds@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3E29C99F-CC87-4FD6-A6A8-F2E63A1B1A07@microsoft.com... > the folder "contacts" is organized into separate folder for the > contacts..example: family, friends, business,......I get ready to send an > email........bring up the new message box.....click on tools.....click on > "select recepients" and the whole list comes back up > unorganized..........I > have to sort thru them all to find my contacts......which is very time > consuming........I do not understand where you want me to "right click" > at........I have right clicked everywhere conceivable.......and there is > no > right click enabled.......spell it out for me better > please......thanks!!!!!!!!! Your help is very much appreciated!!!!!!!!!! > > "Steve Cochran" wrote: > >> Try right clicking the contacts window and you can choose Group by or >> Stack >> by or whatever. >> >> See if that helps. >> >> steve >> >> "Reynolds" <Reynolds@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:CB2C76B4-B95A-46C6-910C-DCF2B93CBA3B@microsoft.com... >> >I took the time to organize my contacts into folders.......then I went >> >to >> > send an email and clicked on "select recepients" and the whole dang >> > list >> > of >> > contacts comes up that you have to scroll thru.......instead of showing >> > the >> > folders that I just organized........what kind of crap is this? I >> > hate >> > this >> > thing....windows mail really sucks........it is set up with no regard >> > to >> > the >> > home user........everything about Vista seems to be geared towards >> > "business"........the "home" computer user has just been totally >> > forgotten........is there anyway to get this darn list organized >> > better? >> |
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| Guest | RE: organizing windows mail contacts Outlook Express is much easier to build contact groups. In Mail you must add one contact at a time instead of just selecting from your email list and moving it to the group contact. -- MaryAnn "Reynolds" wrote: > do you mean from the tool bar in windows mail? It wont "right click"..... > > "Reynolds" wrote: > > > I took the time to organize my contacts into folders.......then I went to > > send an email and clicked on "select recepients" and the whole dang list of > > contacts comes up that you have to scroll thru.......instead of showing the > > folders that I just organized........what kind of crap is this? I hate this > > thing....windows mail really sucks........it is set up with no regard to the > > home user........everything about Vista seems to be geared towards > > "business"........the "home" computer user has just been totally > > forgotten........is there anyway to get this darn list organized better? |
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| Guest | Re: organizing windows mail contacts what is the reason you can organize addresses into groups in the contacts folder........yet when you need to use these groups ........they are unavailable for use........seems useless.........if you can use them as organized groups in mail or other programs........then why put them in groups to start with? I am totally confused on this one...... "Steve Cochran" wrote: > Left click on the WinMail toolbar Contacts Icon or go to Start | Programs | > Windows Contacts. That will bring up the contacts window that I was > referring to. I didn't mean the one from which you select a contact when > you are emailing a message. > > There does not appear to be anyway I see to customize the window that pops > up when you click on the To button on the new mail message form. > > steve > > "Reynolds" <Reynolds@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:3E29C99F-CC87-4FD6-A6A8-F2E63A1B1A07@microsoft.com... > > the folder "contacts" is organized into separate folder for the > > contacts..example: family, friends, business,......I get ready to send an > > email........bring up the new message box.....click on tools.....click on > > "select recepients" and the whole list comes back up > > unorganized..........I > > have to sort thru them all to find my contacts......which is very time > > consuming........I do not understand where you want me to "right click" > > at........I have right clicked everywhere conceivable.......and there is > > no > > right click enabled.......spell it out for me better > > please......thanks!!!!!!!!! Your help is very much appreciated!!!!!!!!!! > > > > "Steve Cochran" wrote: > > > >> Try right clicking the contacts window and you can choose Group by or > >> Stack > >> by or whatever. > >> > >> See if that helps. > >> > >> steve > >> > >> "Reynolds" <Reynolds@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > >> news:CB2C76B4-B95A-46C6-910C-DCF2B93CBA3B@microsoft.com... > >> >I took the time to organize my contacts into folders.......then I went > >> >to > >> > send an email and clicked on "select recepients" and the whole dang > >> > list > >> > of > >> > contacts comes up that you have to scroll thru.......instead of showing > >> > the > >> > folders that I just organized........what kind of crap is this? I > >> > hate > >> > this > >> > thing....windows mail really sucks........it is set up with no regard > >> > to > >> > the > >> > home user........everything about Vista seems to be geared towards > >> > "business"........the "home" computer user has just been totally > >> > forgotten........is there anyway to get this darn list organized > >> > better? > >> > |
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| Guest | RE: organizing windows mail contacts I am having the same problem as Reynolds and all of what you told him doesnt work or make since! Can you please tel me if you have a fix for this now or how to get this to work and be easier. James Sparks Asset_Protection2004@hotmail.com "Reynolds" wrote: > I took the time to organize my contacts into folders.......then I went to > send an email and clicked on "select recepients" and the whole dang list of > contacts comes up that you have to scroll thru.......instead of showing the > folders that I just organized........what kind of crap is this? I hate this > thing....windows mail really sucks........it is set up with no regard to the > home user........everything about Vista seems to be geared towards > "business"........the "home" computer user has just been totally > forgotten........is there anyway to get this darn list organized better? |
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