accessing address book from Word

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buzz

every time i try to access the address book while trying
to address an envelope I get a error "log on to microsoft
exchange to access your address book" but I can't figure
out how to do that. dose anybody know how to fix this
problem.

Buzz
 
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Graham Mayor

You cannot log on to Microsoft Exchange because the chances are that you
don't have this expensive package - unless you are a corporate user. The
message is indicative of the fact that you are using Outlook Express as an
e-mail application. Word requires the use of a MAPI compliant e-mail
application in order to use its address book. That essentially means Outlook
(or Exchange). OE is not a MAPI compliant application.

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Scott101

Graham, I am having the same problem as Buzz accessing the addres
book. I am a corporate user and have the MES (Outlook) system i
place. I can access the address book in Outlook and it works jus
fine. I see no options to add an address book in Word. An
suggestions
 
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Graham Mayor

The previous correspondence has lasped from my view of the server and you
have not repeated any of the previous correspondence so I don't know what
went before. Are you saying that you cannot use the Outlook address book
from Word or that the command to call it is missing from the toolbar/menu?

If the former, you need to ensure that Outlook is the default e-mail
application. If the latter, add it using tools > customize > commands >
insert > address book.

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Word MVP web site www.mvps.org/word
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