Question about Microsoft Outlook emails

[MossRoad]

Good for you. $25.00 sounds like a pretty reasonable price for a useful tool.

 

[2manyrocks]

tallyho8, if you don't mind saying, what line of business are you in?

 

[tallyho8]

It wouldn't be ethical to use this forum as advertisement for my business. I will check TBNs rules to see if it is ok for me to pm you the info.

 

[MossRoad]

It wouldn't be ethical to use this forum as advertisement for my business. I will check TBNs rules to see if it is ok for me to pm you the info.

Please tell my you are not a religious politician that sits on the board of a major financial institution!!!

(there, I covered religion, politics and finances; three things we were never supposed to discuss at the dinner table! )

 

[tallyho8]

OK, I think I can safely say I sell dog supplies.

 

[2manyrocks]

So many people here have such a great deal of mechanical knowledge, I was just curious what line of business you were in.

Obviously, Tallyho8 is too ethical to be in politics.

I got frustrated with Outlook and went to Thunderbird. Also use Firefox and am very pleased with it.

 

[RobertN]

Interesting the responses. My answer would have been to to export that folder as a PST file, and open it with a VI editor. Then do a search and remove string to take all the addresses out and save them seperately.

For all the cool stuff in Word and other "word processers", they are just that, processers. Sometimes it is nice to use a good old fashioned editor.

I also like the old editor's; you never have to take your hands from the keyboard. Some of them were developed before windowing and mouses were common. A little keyboard, a little mousing, is definitely less efficient than just using the keyboard.

First editor I used was the old DEC VAX VMS editor. On a monochrome orange monitor. 1984, before the world wide web. TBN would have been a usenet group, or rec.tractorbynet Or an email forum, like the Homebrew Digest used to be.

 

[Soundguy]

right click and add address to address book.. make a seperate contact list. like amailing list..

soundguy

 

[MossRoad]

right click and add address to address book.. make a seperate contact list. like amailing list..

soundguy

Didn't he say he had 800 of them to do?

 

[Soundguy]

800 clicks... not as bad as you think...

soundguy