Importing and Exporting Address Books in MS Outlook 2007

Importing to MS Outlook 2007

To import an address book from another email client:

• Start MS Outlook.

• Go to File on the menu bar, and select Import and Export

• In the Import and Export Wizard window, select the Import from another... option.
• Click Next.

• In the Import a File window, select the Comma Seperated Values (Windows) option.
• Click Next.

• If prompted to install a translator, click Yes

• In the Import a File window, click the Browse button and located a *.csv file located on your computer.
  
• When you have found it, click Open then Next.

• You may need to adjust some of the fields before completing the Import. When you are finished, click OK.

• In the Import a File window, click Finish, and the address book file will be imported into Outlook.

Exporting from MS Outlook 2007

To export your MS Outlook 2007 address book for use in another email client:

• Start Outlook.

• Go to File on the menu bar, and select Import and Export.

• In the Import and Export Wizard window, select the Export to a file option.
• Click Next.

• In the Export a File window, select the Comma Seperated Values (Windows) option.
• Click Next.

• In the Export a File window, select Contacts as the folder to export from.
• Click Next.

• In the Export a File window, click Browse and select a location to save your *.csv file on your computer (e.g. your desktop).
  
• Give it a name and press Save, followed by Next.

• In the Export a File window, insure that the actions are to export "Contacts from folder: Contacts.

• Click Finish when you are done, and your address book will be exported.

Malformed e-mail address

When a user put a malformed address like:
to: "Zaheer Baig" <zaheerbaig@domain.com
Then he received massage that is
"The following receipient(s) cannot be reached:
'zaheerbaig@domain.com' on 9/14/2012 5:12PM
501 <'zaheerbaig@domain.com'>: malformed address: '> may not follow
<'zaheerbaig@domain.com


Solution:
That will cause a error on most MTAs as it is a non RFC compliant email address due to the missing right close bracket.
you should write correct your email address like,dont miss right close bracket
<'zaheerbaig@domain.com'>
not like this  <'zaheerbaig@domain.com

How to disable ACPI

1-Restart your computer.

2-Press the key indicated during the startup messages (usually one of the "F" keys) to enter BIOS.

3-Click on the "Power Settings" menu.

4-Highlight the ACPI entry, press "Enter," select "Disabled" and press "Enter" again.

5-Press "Esc" and "Y" to exit and save.