Carry Your Outlook Contacts with You Everywhere
You could take a memory course at your local community college and try to remember all of your Contacts in MS Outlook but I don't think that would work do you?
If you travel a lot and need to have your Outlook contacts handy you might consider using a flash drive. They are sometimes called thumb drives too and they are small and very economical nowadays.
Follow the steps below to learn how:
- Click on File | Import and Export to a file.
- Click Next.
- Select Personal Folder File (.pst) from the list of file types.
- Click Next.
- From the folder tree, select Contacts.
- Click Next.
- Save the exported file as a file on your flash drive.
- Click Finish.
You can now open the .pst file on another computer that has MS Outlook installed. Isn't high tech just grand?
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