> 1. Contact button on navigation bar is linked to Outlook contacts folder, so
> you won't be able to drop email on nav pane and create business contact.
> However, you can do that by dropping email on Business Contacts folder.
> 2. You can do this buy changing the order in Address Book dialog. Open
> Address Book. Click Tools->Options and you will see the ordering of various
> address book. You can move Business Contacts on top so Outlook will resolve
> from BC first.
> 3. Unfortunately, Outlook navigation bar is not customizable so you can set
> the contacts button to display BC folder. However, in an Outlook session,
> Outlook will remember your navigation. If you click Contacts button and
> display BC folder, Outlook will remember that setting as long as Outlook is
> running. Restarting OL will reset it though.
> 4. BC folder doesn't allow distribution list. You can create DL in OL
> contacts folder and select members from BC folder.
>
>
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> Mukesh Agarwal [MSFT]
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> "New to BCM" <NewtoBCM[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:CA639200-8F00-48D2-B47E-11CF3D9D7EA5[ at ]microsoft.com...
> > Please help me find a way to confidently use BC as my sole Contacts. This
> > means:
> >
> > I can drag an email to the Contacts button on the Navigation Bar or to the
> > BC folder and have it save the contact info in BC
> >
> > I can address an email and it chooses from BC
> >
> > I can click on Contacts in the Navigation Bar and BC shows up
> >
> > I can create a distribution list and save it in BC
>
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