"Contact" option in emails & Calendar

S

Smudger Nowar

Outlook 2003; win XP Home Edition

I've noticed that when I'm composing an email, if I click "Options"
there is a "Contact" area, where I can choose a contact from my
address book. The same area is available in the Calendar (at the
bottom of a new entry).

What's the point of this? I've created a message with this option and
nothing "extra" seems to occur (apart from the contact name appearing
in the contacts area of the entry). Same with a calendar entry.



Regards


Steve


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R

Roady [MVP]

It's called Contact Linking. It allows you to link to related/relevant
contact entries; saves doing a search.
 

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