Microsoft Outlook Web Access Email

[Jodi1980]

I can't figure out how to start a list of email addresses. I don't want to keep typing in the whole address when emailing someone. Can anyone help?

 

[Dan Murphy]

http://www.washington.edu/computing/training/129/addressbook.html

Also make sure that in the Options/Send that the two boxes are checked to automatically add people you reply to in your address book and automatically complete email addresses when composing.

 

[mickey65]

If you go to the menu at the top of the outlook screen, there is an address option. Click on that and it wil open up another window. From there pick new contact. You type in the information of your contacts, and then each time you send a message to them it will register as soon as you type the first or second letter of the name in the send line.

 

[Jodi1980]

Ok, I added a name and can see the name and email address when I click on 'contacts' but when I type a message, that name doesn't appear - I have to type out the whole address!

 

[MyDisneySig]

If you open a new Outlook email and click on the "TO" button, does it give you a list of your Contacts to select from?

How about if you click on the Address Book icon in the tool bar?

 

[mickey65]

When you do create new message, beside the 'to' there is an icon that looks like a book. You will find all your addresses here. So if it is not automatically entering it when you type part of the name in the 'to' box, you can click on this icon and pick the address from there. Once it is in your address book though it should enter it when you do 'new message' and type the first part of the address in the 'to box'

 

[Jodi1980]

There is nothing next to the 'To' box. I guess I can call higher highquarters tomorrow. Thanks to everyone!