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Import Active Directory user data into Outlook address books

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Then you need to choose the folder for contacts.

 The above script works with Outlook, Outlook Express and it can be used for creating Custom Recipients in Exchange 5.5 after marginal changes.

 You can automate the process of contacts import to Address Book in Outlook, but in this case you should create the macros in Outlook. It will increase the cost of service and make the user support more difficult. It will be simpler to write short guidelines “How to update the Contacts from CSV file”.

 Using this simple technology, every administrator will be able to make his work more reliable and while having more time to solve other problems.

Best Regards, Pavel Nagaev.

 

 

Import Active Directory user data into Outlook address books

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