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Comments by Daniel0318 (Top 4 by date)
Daniel0318
26-Jul-11 14:43pm
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It would be nice if it could be a button. or it could be a custom toolbar, ribbon, or context menu button, as long as I can use that functionality.
I just would like to know how to get this functionality working on my searched Contact items.
Could you recommend any possible solution or reference?
thanks
Daniel0318
14-Jul-11 3:18am
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I thought Outlook 2007 does not support search folders for contact folder types. then how can I search for contact items?
Daniel0318
12-Jul-11 17:57pm
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I have thought about another way of sending an email to batch recipients at once and would like to seek opinions if my theory makes sense.
Write a C#.NET add-in(program) that creates a button or a menu in the following process:
Step 1.
Create a new contact folder called combined-folder.
Step 2.
Copy all contact items of Agency-WEST that has email addresses into the combined-folder.
Then copy all contact items of Agency-EAST that has email addresses into the combined-folder as well.
Omit all fax numbers and those without email addresses.
Now we have one combined-folder has ALL contacts' email addresses.
Step 3.
The user can now use the mouse to select any one of the contact items in the combined-folder, press the Ctrl+A to select all contact items(emails), then the "New Message to Contact" button could be available to click, and all selected email addresses would automatically be copied to the To section of the Message window.
Would the above process be easier and more reasonable to implement?
Daniel0318
10-Jul-11 23:52pm
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Hi Heath,
I have updated my question. Hope my explanation is clear enough.
thanks.