- If I don't know someone's email address, how
can I find it?
A. While Internet directories are an option; the best solution
is to contact the person directly (by phone). If this is not a
possibility, try a web site that does people searches, like Big
Foot at www.bigfoot.com.
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Can I add an address to my address book directly from their email?
A. Every email program works a little differently, but most programs
will allow you to do this. In Outlook or Outlook Express (Windows
and Mac), right-click any email message and select the option
to address book (Mac users need to control-click). This is worth
a try in other in email programs.
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Can I print a phone list of addresses from my address book without
sending any email?
A. Every email program works a little differently, but most programs
will allow you to do this. In Outlook or Outlook Express (Windows
and Mac), open up the address book by clicking on the address
book folder or click on the address book tool from the toolbar.
Select Print from the File menu. Outlook offers three different
styles to print this information out. In addition, your Outlook
address book information can be used as a data source in a Word
mail merge, for example to do mailing labels.
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Will my Palm hand-held work with Outlook or Outlook Express?
A. Yes. For Mac users of Outlook Express 5, the program has built-in
support for Palm synchronization; it should be ready to go. For
Windows users, install and follow instructions for the synchronization
software included with your Palm.
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What is Stationary in Outlook/Outlook Express?
A. Outlook and Outlook Express has built-in formatting for email
called stationary. Stationary provides easy to use, sophisticated,
and beautiful formatting for email messages. It creates the email
in a HTML format. Warning: not all email programs support HTML
email messages. Outlook and Outlook Express does.
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