Accessing the contacts list from the inbox, startup or any locatio

Granted, I am an XP proponent from the word go. But Vista is vast suckage
regardless, particularly in mail. The genius that thought up Vista should be
drawn, quartered and burned. That being said, anyone out there have any ideas
how to access the contacts list for editing? Each time I make the attempt,
I'm told to set an association with a program. I checked the associations and
they are correct. So where from here.

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Micheal Parker

"Micheal Parker" <MichealParker@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:48F01001-E743-4335-9428-2D9505B3108C@microsoft.com...
> Granted, I am an XP proponent from the word go. But Vista is vast suckage
> regardless, particularly in mail. The genius that thought up Vista should
> be
> drawn, quartered and burned. That being said, anyone out there have any
> ideas
> how to access the contacts list for editing? Each time I make the attempt,
> I'm told to set an association with a program. I checked the associations
> and
> they are correct. So where from here.
>
> --
> Micheal Parker

Does it help to click on Tools in Windows Mail, then Windows Contacts?

"Micheal Parker" <MichealParker@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:48F01001-E743-4335-9428-2D9505B3108C@microsoft.com...
> Granted, I am an XP proponent from the word go. But Vista is vast suckage
> regardless, particularly in mail. The genius that thought up Vista should
> be
> drawn, quartered and burned. That being said, anyone out there have any
> ideas
> how to access the contacts list for editing? Each time I make the attempt,
> I'm told to set an association with a program. I checked the associations
> and
> they are correct. So where from here.
>
> --
> Micheal Parker

Click the Start orb.
In the Search box type Windows Contacts.
Click on the program to start it.

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Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
http://www.fjsmjs.com