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How to stop Windows Messenger importing its address book
I am using OE 6.0, and Windows Messenger 4.7
When I open Outlook Express, it automatically imports my address book from Windows Messenger into the 'contacts' section. I have disabled the 'Automatically log on to Windows Messenger' option, but it still imports my address book; and I don't want it to! Is there any way I can disable this 'feature' [read 'annoyance!']? Many thanks, Robert |
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How to stop Windows Messenger importing its address book
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More at http://kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_oe.htm http://kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_messenger.htm -- HTH - Please Reply to This Thread ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear) MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE), AH-VSOP AumHa Forums http://forum.aumha.org Protect Your PC http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect Robert wrote: I am using OE 6.0, and Windows Messenger 4.7 When I open Outlook Express, it automatically imports my address book from Windows Messenger into the 'contacts' section. I have disabled the 'Automatically log on to Windows Messenger' option, but it still imports my address book; and I don't want it to! Is there any way I can disable this 'feature' [read 'annoyance!']? Many thanks, Robert |
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How to stop Windows Messenger importing its address book
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights Hi, I found a link that disable Messenger to start automatically with OE. Read the summary below taken from the link : http://www.microsoft.com/WindowsXP/e.../03march31.asp Summary : - ============== In fact, you can completely eliminate the need to use the main Windows Messenger window if you prefer to stay in Outlook Express. Click Tools, and then point to Windows Messenger for instant access to menu items that let you log on and off, send an instant message, or adjust Windows Messenger options. Of course, not everyone appreciates the tight links between these two programs. If you'd rather keep Outlook Express and Windows Messenger separate, you'll need to make a small tweak to the Registry. You'll find details (and a small Visual Basic script to perform the surgery automatically) on Doug Knox's Windows Tweaks and Tips page. After making this adjustment, you'll have to manually delete any imported Windows Messenger contacts from your Outlook Contacts list. Manage Your Windows Messenger Contacts : ======================================== http://www.dougknox.com/xp/scripts_d..._messenger.htm Hope it helps Regards, Venkat. |
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