In Mail, open an email message in the reading pane, and then select the name of the sender or recipient you want to add to your contacts. On the profile card that opens, select View more …

Create an address book in Outlook 2013 or Outlook 2016 to look up and select names, email addresses, and contact groups when you send email.

When your address book opens, you can search for contacts in your lists to add them to your message. When you find the contact you'd like to send the message to, select Add next to …

Use the People page to create, view, and edit contacts, contact lists, and groups. Create new contacts from scratch, or add someone as a contact from their profile card. You can create a …

Training: In Microsoft Outlook, you can add contacts and stay organized. Watch this online training video to see how.

From your contact list, select the contact you would like to add to your Favorites. You can either right-click and select Add to favorites or select View more options for interacting with this …

You can use the Exchange/Outlook Wizard to import or link to Outlook contact data. If you import the data, Access creates a copy of the Outlook data and puts it in an Access table.

When you add an organizational contact by selecting Add to contact (or New contact), that contact will appear in your personal contact address book and any changes you make to that contact …

Two-way support ensures that any new contacts you add or existing contacts you edit will be synced between your device and Outlook accounts. For Legacy Exchange accounts, you can …

You can add people (email addresses) to a contact list in two ways: By editing a contact list and adding people to it from within the list, or by selecting one or more contacts and adding them …