Easily create new shared contact

I am new to Exchange. I like to create contacts by right-clicking an email
address on an incoming message. I can only save this new contact to the
user's personal contacts folder. Is there a convenient way to create it in a
public or shared folder?
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Thanks.
Sammie

Judy
Wed Apr 23 14:50:17 PDT 2008

With the email closed in the Inbox, drag it to the destination Public
Contact folder - this will make the sender a Contact in the Folder. It
doesn't work for all the other people in the To... field or CC field
though - that's where right clicking works but puts them in the default
folder.

Regards

Judy Gleeson
MVP Outlook
Trainer and Consultant www.pragmatix.com.au
My suggested settings for Outlook 2003 are FREE on my website.

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"Sammie" <Sammie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:891C1780-2709-4E84-B013-E8A319F2A702@microsoft.com...
>I am new to Exchange. I like to create contacts by right-clicking an email
> address on an incoming message. I can only save this new contact to the
> user's personal contacts folder. Is there a convenient way to create it
> in a
> public or shared folder?
> --
> Thanks.
> Sammie

Sammie
Wed Apr 23 18:21:01 PDT 2008

Thanks, Judy! I am happy to have a convenient solution.
This procedure places the email address in the business (mailing) address
box instead of the email field. It seems to work for address book purposes,
so it works for me, but I'm wondering why that is?
--
Thanks.
Sammie


"Judy Gleeson (MVP Outlook)" wrote:

> With the email closed in the Inbox, drag it to the destination Public
> Contact folder - this will make the sender a Contact in the Folder. It
> doesn't work for all the other people in the To... field or CC field
> though - that's where right clicking works but puts them in the default
> folder.
>
> Regards
>
> Judy Gleeson
> MVP Outlook
> Trainer and Consultant www.pragmatix.com.au
> My suggested settings for Outlook 2003 are FREE on my website.
>
> ..
> "Sammie" <Sammie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:891C1780-2709-4E84-B013-E8A319F2A702@microsoft.com...
> >I am new to Exchange. I like to create contacts by right-clicking an email
> > address on an incoming message. I can only save this new contact to the
> > user's personal contacts folder. Is there a convenient way to create it
> > in a
> > public or shared folder?
> > --
> > Thanks.
> > Sammie
>
>
>

Judy
Wed Apr 23 23:54:09 PDT 2008

could you explain more clearly the result you get?

What it should do is pace the email address in the email field. Then you
edit the rest of the data. You can cut/paste from their signature block as
well as the email text goes into the Notes field.

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Regards

Judy Gleeson
MVP Outlook
Trainer and Consultant www.pragmatix.com.au
My suggested settings for Outlook 2003 are FREE on my website.

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"Sammie" <Sammie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9D2BFF2D-0CAA-453F-8B4A-3511733F35B3@microsoft.com...
> Thanks, Judy! I am happy to have a convenient solution.
> This procedure places the email address in the business (mailing) address
> box instead of the email field. It seems to work for address book
> purposes,
> so it works for me, but I'm wondering why that is?
> --
> Thanks.
> Sammie
>
>
> "Judy Gleeson (MVP Outlook)" wrote:
>
>> With the email closed in the Inbox, drag it to the destination Public
>> Contact folder - this will make the sender a Contact in the Folder. It
>> doesn't work for all the other people in the To... field or CC field
>> though - that's where right clicking works but puts them in the default
>> folder.
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Judy Gleeson
>> MVP Outlook
>> Trainer and Consultant www.pragmatix.com.au
>> My suggested settings for Outlook 2003 are FREE on my website.
>>
>> ..
>> "Sammie" <Sammie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:891C1780-2709-4E84-B013-E8A319F2A702@microsoft.com...
>> >I am new to Exchange. I like to create contacts by right-clicking an
>> >email
>> > address on an incoming message. I can only save this new contact to
>> > the
>> > user's personal contacts folder. Is there a convenient way to create
>> > it
>> > in a
>> > public or shared folder?
>> > --
>> > Thanks.
>> > Sammie
>>
>>
>>