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| Address Book is officially part of the Outlook Express package. Its role is to keep track of email addresses for your online correspondence. Address Book is also available as an independent program that you can run directly from the Start menu. To open Address Book from the Start menu, choose Programs, Internet Explorer, and then click Address Book. The main Address Book window displays a list of all the people currently stored in your file. |
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| Click the New Contact button in the Address Book window to add a new entry to Address Book. In the Personal tab of the ensuing Properties dialog box, enter the name and email address for this entry. Click the Add button to confirm the address. |
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| Click the Home tab and enter the person's home address. Notice that you can enter three phone numbers, in text boxes labeled Phone, Fax, and Cellular. Optionally, select Female or Male in the Gender box. |
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| Click the Business tab to enter detailed information about this person's job and business location. |
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| Click the Other tab, where you can store information about this person-such as birthday reminders, names of family members, notes about recent contacts, and so on. Click OK to confirm all the information for this new entry, and to return to the main Address Book window. |
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| To view quick information about someone in your address book, position the mouse pointer over the line containing the person's name. A pop-up box shows all the information entered in the Properties window for this person. |
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