Printing email address in a specific group

Is this possible? Used to be able to do this in old contact list. How can
this be done in Windows Mail? What I would do before was to highlight the
contact and place it in an email with names and e-addresses. I have the List
broken down into a "A" list and a "B" list as the A List has 50 names and the
B List has about 20 names.

Am I making myself clear?

thx for any help. AnnE in MN

No, you can't just print part of your contacts, it is all or nothing.
About all you can do is export to a CSV file, import that file into
Excel or Notepad, delete the ones you don't want, then print the rest.

--
Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)
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"AnnE" <> wrote in message news:6F125F8E-ED67-4594-A1E9-...
> Is this possible? Used to be able to do this in old contact list. How can
> this be done in Windows Mail? What I would do before was to highlight the
> contact and place it in an email with names and e-addresses. I have the List
> broken down into a "A" list and a "B" list as the A List has 50 names and the
> B List has about 20 names.
>
> Am I making myself clear?
>
> thx for any help. AnnE in MN

If I understand what you are trying to do, you start a new message,
select the groups you want in the TO or CC and then do a File, Save As
to an EML file and then open the EML file in Notepad to see the list.

Note that Windows Mail (in Vista) and Windows Live Mail are different
mail programs, although they have similar features and user interface..


--

Mike - http://TechHelp.Santovec.us



"AnnE" <> wrote in message
news:6F125F8E-ED67-4594-A1E9-...
> Is this possible? Used to be able to do this in old contact list.
> How can
> this be done in Windows Mail? What I would do before was to highlight
> the
> contact and place it in an email with names and e-addresses. I have
> the List
> broken down into a "A" list and a "B" list as the A List has 50 names
> and the
> B List has about 20 names.
>
> Am I making myself clear?
>
> thx for any help. AnnE in MN

Hi Michael...long time. Nope, what I want to do is to open contacts (I'm in
Win 7) and find my group. It shows all the people in that group and I want
to be able to take that list and send it to one person on that list (in an
email). I used to be able to highlight the names and e-addresses and do a
copy and paste into an email and just send it on to the person needing that
list.

That more clear? AnnE in MN btw, the Notify me of replies doesn't
seem to work once I get the email in my inbox. Had a hard time finding my
way back here. <G>

"Michael Santovec" wrote:

> If I understand what you are trying to do, you start a new message,
> select the groups you want in the TO or CC and then do a File, Save As
> to an EML file and then open the EML file in Notepad to see the list.
>
> Note that Windows Mail (in Vista) and Windows Live Mail are different
> mail programs, although they have similar features and user interface..
>
>
> --
>
> Mike - http://TechHelp.Santovec.us
>
>
>
> "AnnE" <> wrote in message
> news:6F125F8E-ED67-4594-A1E9-...
> > Is this possible? Used to be able to do this in old contact list.
> > How can
> > this be done in Windows Mail? What I would do before was to highlight
> > the
> > contact and place it in an email with names and e-addresses. I have
> > the List
> > broken down into a "A" list and a "B" list as the A List has 50 names
> > and the
> > B List has about 20 names.
> >
> > Am I making myself clear?
> >
> > thx for any help. AnnE in MN
>
>
>

I don't think there's an easy way...

You can right-click on a Category (used to be called group), select "Send
E-mail".
(or just create a new message, and add the category (group) to the CC: box
(just delete it later))

In the new message window, click on the "+" by the category name to expand
the category.
Press Crtl-A to highlight all the email addresses,
Press Ctrl-C to Copy them
Use Ctrl-V to paste them into a message body
edit as needed, then send.

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"AnnE" <> wrote in message
news:BC72A949-A5BE-4151-B446-...
> Hi Michael...long time. Nope, what I want to do is to open contacts (I'm
> in
> Win 7) and find my group. It shows all the people in that group and I
> want
> to be able to take that list and send it to one person on that list (in an
> email). I used to be able to highlight the names and e-addresses and do a
> copy and paste into an email and just send it on to the person needing
> that
> list.
>
> That more clear? AnnE in MN btw, the Notify me of replies doesn't
> seem to work once I get the email in my inbox. Had a hard time finding my
> way back here. <G>
>
> "Michael Santovec" wrote:
>
>> If I understand what you are trying to do, you start a new message,
>> select the groups you want in the TO or CC and then do a File, Save As
>> to an EML file and then open the EML file in Notepad to see the list.
>>
>> Note that Windows Mail (in Vista) and Windows Live Mail are different
>> mail programs, although they have similar features and user interface..
>>
>>
>> --
>>
>> Mike - http://TechHelp.Santovec.us
>>
>>
>>
>> "AnnE" <> wrote in message
>> news:6F125F8E-ED67-4594-A1E9-...
>> > Is this possible? Used to be able to do this in old contact list.
>> > How can
>> > this be done in Windows Mail? What I would do before was to highlight
>> > the
>> > contact and place it in an email with names and e-addresses. I have
>> > the List
>> > broken down into a "A" list and a "B" list as the A List has 50 names
>> > and the
>> > B List has about 20 names.
>> >
>> > Am I making myself clear?
>> >
>> > thx for any help. AnnE in MN
>>
>>
>>

"AnnE" <> wrote in message news:BC72A949-A5BE-4151-B446-...


> btw, the Notify me of replies doesn't seem to work once I get the email in my inbox.


Yes. There are problems with that redirect, especially if you try it without being logged in.
However, it is not impossible to extract the URL to the thread from the &url= parameter
in the E-mail. In some cases I have seen its parameters *doubly* escaped though,
which may be confusing to some. E.g. if you see %253D that would mean that
the first character (the percent sign) signalled an escaped hex character represented
by 25 but that itself is the hex value of a percent sign so the ultimate information value
of those five characters is _one_ equal sign (=), etc.


> Had a hard time finding my way back here. <G>


Try a different approach. E.g. open your Profile and see if the
thread it might have been for is listed in there. I would try looking
for that list *before* trying to use the links in the E-mail.

http://www.microsoft.com/communities...spx?sloc=en-us


HTH

Robert Aldwinckle
---

I can highlight the Category I want under Contacts (left side of screen), use
"Ctrl A" to highlight all the names in that Category, select File, Print and
make sure the Print Range has Selected Contacts picked. The list of just
the Contacts in that Category are printed (with no Category heading).
However, I only seem to get the inefficient page printing of the contacts
within that category; I'd like to be able to print an efficient list of just
the names and email addresses. I have done that on the full list, but I
don't seem to have that choice here.
Maybe someone else can take it from here. . .

"AnnE" wrote:

> Is this possible? Used to be able to do this in old contact list. How can
> this be done in Windows Mail? What I would do before was to highlight the
> contact and place it in an email with names and e-addresses. I have the List
> broken down into a "A" list and a "B" list as the A List has 50 names and the
> B List has about 20 names.
>
> Am I making myself clear?
>
> thx for any help. AnnE in MN