Printing Personal Address Book in Outlook?

Question

In Outlook 2003 there is an icon for your address book. How do you print that screen? I need to print the Personal Address Book. I want everything to look just like it does.

Thank you for that richardwelch however that doesn't work for my problem. There are two personal address books. One is empty and one is full of the addresses. I need to print the one that is full of names and email contacts. On the left hand side it shows My Contacts and below that is the Current View. Well in the My Contacts the Personal ones don't show up. How do I get those to show up so that I can print those.

Thank you bldchik however that doesn't fix it either. That option is already checked. I think it might have something to do with it not being synced up with the contacts list. I'm still researching into it to try and find something.

I finally got it.
1) I created a folder called Personal.
2) I imported his Personal Address Book.
3) I was able to print.

Thanks for those that answered and tried to help. :+)

Answer 1

You may need to add the list as and address book before printing it. Right-click on it in the folder list, choose properties, then on the Address Booke Tab, check the option 'Show this folder as an email address book'

If this options is greyed out, send me a message and I will tell you how to enable this.

Answer 2

I am sort of split on this one. Ultimately, I prefer the look of handwritten invitations that are in calligraphy. However, this only applies if you have great handwriting. I would much rather see a label than sloppily written invitations. For mine, I am handwriting them. I brushed up on my calligraphy and have been doing 5 to 10 a day to break the task up and ensure that I don't get sloppy. I am sort of anal about mine, and don't want anyone else helping me with them anyway, just to make sure that the addresses and names are correct. I have a huge family and wouldn't want anyone to have a misspelled name or mistake. I wouldn't want to help anyone address theirs, that's for sure! The return addresses were printed by my invitations company for no extra charge on the flap of the envelope. I wouldn't want to write my address 150 times! I think this is not really an issue in these times. I find it funny that people make a fuss about this because I don't really see how it's rude or not rude to address your own envelopes. Proper etiquette actually dictates that all words are written out to the fullest on the invitations as well, but the post office doesn't appreciate it if you don't use the two letter abbreviations for states. Really, you should write out the whole name, if you are going by what the etiquette books say. The bottom line is: if you have nice handwriting and the time, addressing your own is a nice touch. If not, labels are ok. Don't pay someone to do it; what a severe waste of money.

Answer 3

1. when you are in Outlook choose the contacts tab
2. In the upper left hand corner click on File
3. move down and click on Print
4. Card Style will be the first choice it is chosen by default
5. click on ok and your Personal Address Book will print.

6. while in step # 4 you can choose other options of how your address book will look when printed and click on Preview before you actually print.