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Contacts in WORD
I have a new computer with MS WIN XP Home Edition and MD Office XP Small Business.I use Outlook, and entered a couple of Contacts. In my previous computer with MS ME and Office 2000,I could locate the window for Envelopes and click on the icon (a spread open book), and get a window with the address I selected. This won't work for some reason now. I've tried everything I can think of, no luck.
I asked this question once before and got an email from, I believe,Community Support. on't know why. Hope this time I get an Expert.
I asked this question once before and got an email from, I believe,Community Support. on't know why. Hope this time I get an Expert.
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Worked 1st time!!!
I do suggest mike check in XP. For example, I had no browse command as suggested. However, I'm more than pleased. Wait till I tell Mike Dell--wrote him complaining about promise of 7/24 support. His techs won't help me since over 30 days.
I do suggest mike check in XP. For example, I had no browse command as suggested. However, I'm more than pleased. Wait till I tell Mike Dell--wrote him complaining about promise of 7/24 support. His techs won't help me since over 30 days.
Sorry if I may have overlooked exact instructions. I work with 97, 2K, and XP versions and sometimes they can get muddled togethor.
You received an email from community support because you asked your question in community support. Your question would most appropriately be asked in the MS Office topic area at:
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If you like, you can still post a question in the MS Office topic area now. Just copy the url (the address in your browser window) from this question. Then create a new, zero-point question in the MS Office topic area and paste the link to this question into the new question. That will bring experts from the MS Office topic area here.
For this and any other questions you have about how EE works, you can post that question at community support. We don't answer technical questions there--just questions about EE in general, or any kind of assistance.
Hope this helps!
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