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What's the point of the pictures in Outlook Contacts?
Is the photo/picture just for people for bad memories? I'd hoped that my
e-mails would use it; any thoughts? |
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What's the point of the pictures in Outlook Contacts?
John Mc Twang wrote:
Is the photo/picture just for people for bad memories? I'd hoped that my e-mails would use it; any thoughts? In Outlook 2003, it's cosmetic. -- Brian Tillman |
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What's the point of the pictures in Outlook Contacts?
Actually, it has a very good use. If you sync your Outlook Contacts with a
Windows Mobile Smartphone, the photo gets synced to the phone. Then, when a person whose photo you have calls you, the phone does a caller ID screen pop with the photo (normally it's just the name if it's a Contact, or just the phone number if not). For those of us who are ... shall we say ... of a certain vintage, whose up-close eyesight isn't what it used to be, this is a very nice feature. "Brian Tillman" wrote: John Mc Twang wrote: Is the photo/picture just for people for bad memories? I'd hoped that my e-mails would use it; any thoughts? In Outlook 2003, it's cosmetic. -- Brian Tillman |
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What's the point of the pictures in Outlook Contacts?
homeLAN wrote:
Actually, it has a very good use. If you sync your Outlook Contacts with a Windows Mobile Smartphone, the photo gets synced to the phone. But then you're no longer taking about Outlook 2003. I still contend that in Outlook 2003, it's cosmetic. -- Brian Tillman |
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