Are you serious? The vast majority of users you know want every sender
automatically added to their Contacts Folder without their permission?
Indeed, you do live on a different planet. I would not use any email
software that would even permit such an option.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"joe_btfsplk" wrote in message
...
We must be on different planets: the vast majority of users I know want
the
auto-add feature. Why couldn't MS just make it an option; that way, you
can
turn it off and we can turn it on? I believe that was possible in Outlook
2000, and it's hard to believe that this feature has been discontinued.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

All versions of Outlook require the end user to add a sender or recipient
purposefully. That is intentional. The vast majority of users prefer it
that
way.
R click Add to Contacts works fine. Few of us want Outlook deciding
whom
to add to our Contacts. We prefer to decide ourselves.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"EWN" wrote in message
...
Since this strand is quite old, I want to clarify if it is still true
for
Outlook 2007 - did Microsoft REALLY not add a feature that captures
email
addresses once you receive one to put into the contacts/address book?
How
inane can this be?

"Dan Pascal" wrote:

Hi DHUN,



You mean save email address of replied emails to contacts...



This feature is present only in Outlook 2000. If you wish this feature
in
Outlook 2002 or 2003 you must use add-ins. An example of an add-in for
this
is Bells & Whistles for Outlook. You can find it at this link:

http://www.emailaddressmanager.com/productivity.html

"DHUN" wrote in message
...


"Bec" wrote:

How do i set Microsoft Outlook to automatically save the email
address
of
incoming emails to my outlook address book? I noticed that Outlook
Express
does it and iwas wanted to do the same for my Microsolft Outlook.
Thankd