From: Bob on 17 May 2010 23:34 I currently use Outlook 2002 that came with my iPAC rx3115. I use it for contacts and calendar and not for email. Outlook 2002 allows me to highlight a contact and go to Edit menu and click copy and the entire contents of that contact are put into Clipboard. I can then paste the contact information into MS Notepad, an email, etc. and edit it from there. I like and need the quickness of this feature. This is a very important feature for me I use often. I want to upgrade to Outlook 2010 when it is available. Does Outlook 2010 retain this feature? In Outlook 2010 can I quickly copy the entire contents of a contact from Edit menu >Copy into Clipboard just like Outlook 2002? The reason I asked is that Outlook Express had this feature and was easier to do than Outlook 2002. When I purchased my Vista box, Outlook Express was discontinued and I use Windows Mail in Vista for my email. Windows Mail in Vista does not have this feature. To do it in Windows Mail I would have to Copy & Paste field by field. Argg! So I just use Outlook 2002 for this and it is okay. If Outlook 2010 discontinued this feature that was in Outlook 2002, I will have to look for other tools to copy contact information to Clipboard. Background info: Desktop AMD 4400+ 64X2 4GB memory 320GB HD Acer (AM3100-U3201A) purchased new February 2008 -- 32-bit MS Vista Home Premium SP2 -- MS auto updates on. Comcast ISP 12mbps service W\ Motorola SURFboard SB5101 Cable Modem. D-Link DWA-552 Xtreme N Desktop PCI Adapter with D-Link DIR-615 Wireless N 300 Router. Thanks for the help! Bob
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