In the past, an email contact list used to be called a "contact group," as shown in the Classic Outlook steps. The classic term "contact group" is equivalent to "contact list" in the new Outlook.

Automatically synching a single contact list among multiple Outlook users (without an Exchange server, of course) requires a program such as 4Team's $35 ShareO, which is available in a limited ...

Choose "Contacts" to see your Gmail contacts. From there you can select "More" and then "Import" to import your Outlook contacts. You'll need to manually add the group lists, however.

In the e-mail message proper, right-click the sender's name, and then choose Add to Outlook Contacts. Presto: You'll get a new contact window with the name and e-mail fields already completed.

hi<BR>the Excel method is good if you want to keep those names and addreses for future contacts. But if this is kind of a one time deal, you might find it quicker to just go through the whole list ...

I'm trying to create a linked table in Access from an Outlook shared contact list folder. This is easy to do with my own contact list because there is a wizard that can do it for you.

In Outlook.com, the contact list has now been changed to 'People'. You can create contacts directly within this section, or add an email sender to your contacts as you receive a new email.

Also, Outlook lets you save those contacts to your phone's native list so that you won't be surprised when they give you a call. Contact cards themselves are getting a makeover, we'd add.