Finding addresses
Most email clients have an option that allows you to search for other users' email addresses on your email system. There are also web interfaces to address books; for example, the web interface to the IU Address Book is available at http://people.iu.edu/. Most clients also allow you to store in address books those addresses you use frequently.
On this page:
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Locating an address
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Using the IU Address Book
- Creating and using address books (Outlook, IU Webmail, BlackBerry, converting address books)
Locating an address
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Finding email addresses
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Using Outlook Express for Windows to find an address
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Using Outlook Express 5 or Entourage for Mac OS or Mac OS X to find an address
- IU's Global Address List
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Finding an address in IU's Global Address List on a BlackBerry
Using the IU Address Book
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Missing entries in the IU Address Book
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Your listing in the IU Address Book
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Changing the information in your online IU Address Book entry and the Global Address List
- Removing your information from the IU Address Book
Creating address books
Outlook/Exchange
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Addressing email
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Adding a Contact from the GAL
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Using Contacts to verify addresses in Outlook 2000, 2002, and 2003
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Contacts-based group mailing in Microsoft Outlook
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Changing how Contacts are displayed and filed in Outlook 2000, 2002, and 2003
- Sending Contacts or distribution lists in Microsoft Outlook
IU Webmail
BlackBerry
Converting address books
