The short and easy answer to this question is How do I make a backup of all my contacts in the Address Book in Outlook?
My understanding of the Office product options.
Is there any way either in Outlook 2013/Contacts or in /People of creating a simple printable list of the names and email addresses of a contact group? If not does Microsoft have any plans to include this basic contact list management function So my original question pretty much remains the same but I can now rephrase it correctly I hope. the various different products under the Office umbrella, or at least I think I have (see below).
Thanks for the links and now I've got the picture re. To use an account if using OL'2013 desktop client Anyone can sign up for one - doesn't require Office 365 but an can be configured to be used in the Outlook (desktop client).
#Office 365 outlook settings address book free
A free account doesn't require having Office 365Ī free web-based "email account" - same idea as any other free based email service such as GMAIL. Requires an internet connection at all times in order to useĬloud based storage which anyone can sign up for via a free account but with limited storage access (15gb). Office 365 and Office 2013 are one and the same applications - just a different name.Īs the name suggests - cloud (online) access to the applications. The above are desktop applications licensed either annually or one-time purchase. Re: Office 365 Personal Plans compared - what you have depends on what you purchased This is so complicated (compare it to gmail) and I'm still not sure I understand what's going on. Thanks for the information but I'm left thinking that to call this a consumer product is flat out wrong.
#Office 365 outlook settings address book software
I remain confused about the differences, as actual user products not due to their underlying software infrastructure, between Office 365 Home, Office 365 Personal, Office Online and Office 2013. Then copy and paste them into, say, Word to create a list. However if I go to Outlook 2013 on the desktop then the contact groups appear as Categories and by adjusting the viewing options you can display all entries for a particular contact group together Why can't you do that? When will it be implemented? Which is an incredible lack of basic functionality. However there is no way in them of creating a list of the contact namesĪnd email addresses in a group. When I go to I get the same list of Microsoft services as when I go to the above Office Online URL but with the addition of an Office Online link whichĪll of these links lead me to Outlook (Online?) and People in which I can most certainly set up and use contact groups. Or are Office Online and Office 365 Personal two separate products?) appears to say that Office 365 Home (which I've paid for), Office 365 Personal and are the same? Is that right?Ĭan you tell me what Office 365 Personal is? Is it the same as 'Office Online' (free) - see which identifies maybe 5 or 6 different types of 'Microsoft accounts', it's totally confusing. It seems like you need to be a Microsoft systems engineer to use this stuff. This is so complicated (compare it to gmail) and I'm still not sure I understand what's
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