coping from adress book to message

tom

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Aug 1, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/1/97

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I can'nt seem to cut and paste and E-mail adress from my adress book to the
message body.What am I doing wrong?
Also what does mailto: mean?

And I know that CC means carbon copy but what does it do?Please E-mail me.
Thanks Tom

rich

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Aug 1, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/1/97

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Sorry, misread the question.

To insert an address from the Address Book into the message body:

1) Click on the name

2) Click Properties

3) Click on the default address

4) Click Edit

5) CTRL + C to Copy

5) Click Cancel and Cancel again

Place your cursor in the message body where you want
to insert the address, then CTRL + V [or right-click/paste]

There may be another way...

- rich

Richard Jones
ri...@cyberg8t.com
Riverside, CA

rich

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Aug 1, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/1/97

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tom <Tommy.D...@worldnet.att.net> wrote

> I can'nt seem to cut and paste and E-mail adress from my adress book to the
> message body.What am I doing wrong?

Rather than cut/paste, highlight the name you want and double-click it. the name
will appear in the TO box to the right. then click OK and the name now appears
in the TO line of your message.

> Also what does mailto: mean?

Where do you see this?

> And I know that CC means carbon copy but what does it do?Please E-mail me.

It sends a copy of your message to someone else. In the address book, highlight
the name and click on the CC.

Thomas Productions

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Aug 2, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/2/97

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Tom, "mailto:xxx@yyy" is a command line instruction that you can type in
your browser (or, in Windows 95, from Start/Run) to automatically fire-up
your default e-mail program for a new message with your recipient (xxx@yyy)
already filled-in. It's a shortcut to doing the same thing yourself -- use
it if you wish.
--
Steve
Thomas Productions
{Please remove the extra "a" before
"ameritech" if replying by e-mail}

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> I can'nt seem to cut and paste and E-mail adress from my adress book to
the
> message body.What am I doing wrong?

> Also what does mailto: mean?
>

> And I know that CC means carbon copy but what does it do?Please E-mail
me.

> Thanks Tom
>
>
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